Sentences with phrase «hyphens in»

Didn't Superman have all those hyphens in his first name...?

Spam sites often use several hyphens in domains, and your site could be penalized.

If the directory site looks like it hasn't been updated since the 90s, contains a series of hyphens in the domain, or is heavily littered with AdSense or other ads, it's probably not even worth your time.

Some usage guides tell writers to decide on a case - by - case basis whether to include hyphens in phrasal adjectives, and suggest including hyphens only where omitting them would cause confusion.

If a lawyer doesn't like the hyphens in phrasal adjectives, there's an easy solution to the problem: Rework the sentence by putting the modifying words after the noun.

Nothing gives away the incompetent amateur more quickly than the typescript that neglects this mark of punctuation or that employs it where it is not wanted... [The hyphens in phrasal adjectives] warn the reader that he must fuse two ideas before he can perceive how they apply to the subject.

In a manuscript being prepared for publication, it also includes checking that you are using things like em - dashes, en - dashes and hyphens in the correct professional way.

Interestingly, hyphenation is a nightmare as many readers don't support it or will display hyphens in strange ways no matter how you try to program them.

See the hyphen in the above example?

While it's not clear to me that it matters, given my pedantic obsession with eliminating the hyphen in words like startup and email, it'll be fun — at least for me — to see where it goes.

The power of the hyphen in Indian - Christian existence resides in its ability to reconstruct and reconceive.

It's no news to fans of the young - adult book series by Suzanne Collins that this third movie only covers a portion of her third novel, which is par for the course, I suppose, for a film that contains a both a colon and a hyphen in its title.

With consistent critical acclaim under his belt, it has almost become incumbent upon sci - fi screenwriter Alex Garland to take authorship of a production of his own in order to truly earn the all - hallowed hyphen in «writer - director».

If the third number after the second hyphen in a client's toll - free number was a six instead of an eight, and if it went to print like that, and showed up in Time magazine, no one reading the ad could call now and order today.

You can easily rectify a small error, such as a misspelling, absence of a hyphen in a last name, or transposition of a street number by contacting the credit bureau and providing supporting documentation.

There's no hyphen in either millwatt or megawatt.

Using white text on a white background Locating text behind an image Using CSS to position text off - screen Setting the font size to 0 Hiding a link by only linking one small character — for example, a hyphen in the middle of a paragraph

It can detect even the most obscure problems (en - dash v. hyphen in a defined term, two spaces instead of one between words, etc.), no matter how deeply they are buried.

Grammar Monkeys point out that comical ambiguities can occur when a writer fails to include the necessary hyphen in a phrasal adjective:

It was all ACML, Social Security numbers or nine numbers in a row with an optional hyphen in between them, and I was able to get all those removed.

It could be made clearer, the court allowed, with the use of a hyphen in the compound adjective «property - specific.»

Not exact matches

The words fly by me like scenery zooming past on the interstate: «We also boast in our sufferings, knowing - that - suffering - produces - endurance - and - endurance - produces - character - and - character - produces - hope, and hope does not disappoint us, because God's love has been poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit that has been given to us» (my hyphens).

The two must in some sense be identical in order for there to be self - creation, yet the hyphen points to some differentiation.

Remember, hyphens are used to compound words such as «pick - em - up - truck» or «monster - in - law.»

The traffic in both directions across the hyphen can be particularly heavy at certain times due to various circumstances, putting immense pressure on it.

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It is when the signified question the basis of their signification that the recognition of the camouflaged elements in the hyphen becomes an issue right out in the open and builds up the pressure on the hyphen.

In analysing the question of the identity of North - East - Indian - Tribal - Christians (note the number of hyphens, which offers a visual image of the complexity of the problematic involved), a recent contribution of Lalsangkima Pachuau offers us much to consider.

This recognition of the politicised nature of identity will be of assistance in the attempt to understand the characteristic of the hyphen as something which is not isolated but as an entity which has the power to draw together elements which come from the living past, while being informed about the machinations of the present, and anticipating an uncertain future.

Pressure on the hyphen ought to result in the challenging of simplistic notions of group or religious identity which claims that there lies something deeper, something intangible, which is supposed to be the cement which binds people and communities together under a common label.

In my opinion if you put anything and a hyphen before American in your self description you are not an American.In my opinion if you put anything and a hyphen before American in your self description you are not an American.in your self description you are not an American...

The» - Christian» side of the hyphen, which would draw on the New Testament, is not of much help in defining laws for civil society.

If there should ever cease to be a National Football League, let us still maintain a National Foote - Ball League, in honor of Larry Foote and Alan Ball, who play linebacker and defensive back, respectively, in the NFL of 2015, where Texans guard Xavier Su'a - Filo showcases every vowel in his name, plus an X, an apostrophe and a hyphen, a typographical treasure unlikely to be eclipsed.

Punctuation is not allowed in a Username with the exception of periods, hyphens and underscores.

Menchaca received a loud round of applause when he identified himself as a proud «Mexican, hyphen, American,» and the first Mexican - American elected official in the city of New York.

With a traditional Irish band, the Brooklyn Bards, it was a magical, musical night celebrating all things Irish in an «embrace your hyphen» night of Irish - American culture hosted by the Brooklyn borough president.

Actually, in the circumstances, let's lose the hyphen.

In the main, Wegman meaterial has been incorporated verbatim, with minor changes such as slight wording (e.g. «challenge» instead of «problem») or the addition of hyphens («paleo - climatology», not «paleoclimatology»).

In full text search, words containing hyphens must also be written as a phrase, for example «TR -01-01».

«Get Out» puts Peele in an excellent position for a career as a writer - director with real talent on both sides of the hyphen.

He went back and played more of Mario + Rabbids, where he's still only a couple of worlds in and got some time with the impossibly named Warhammer 40K (colon) Inquisitor (hyphen) Martyr, «which is an interesting new take on the action RPG via the 40K universe».

Provides reading phase: opportunity to look in depth how poets: - Manipulate grammatical structures for deliberate effect - Use precise noun and verb choices to create atmosphere - Use High Level punctuation at the KS2 Greater Depth Standard for deliberate effect (Hyphens, dashes, commas to separate clauses and semi colon.)

You can see this at a baseball game in Los Angeles or a subway train in Oakland where Samoan, Chinese, Vietnamese, Indian, Filipino and a dozen other «hyphen Americans» represent the community's broad diversity.

But dropping the hyphen is a sign of progression and a shift in how the general public thinks about eLearning in general.

Believe it or not, the conscious shift to going hyphen - free in the industry could help you better understand the direction of eLearning in the future — whichever why you spell it.

By putting a larger emphasis on the term «learning,» eLearning points us toward continuing innovation in education, training and development — hyphen - free, of course.

There are 12 punctuation marks covered in this grammar bulletin board displays set: period, question mark, exclamation point, comma, apostrophe, quotation marks, colon, semicolon, parenthesis, ellipsis, hyphen, and dash.

Lexus only began teasing the public in January of 2005, when it rolled the LF - A concept (note the hyphen) out at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.

Insert one hyphen and our machine made for driving becomes a «driving - machine,» the autonomous car that is itself in charge of the journey rather than the driver's partner on an adventure.

The ZR1 returned, without the hyphen, in 2009 without its DOHC engine.