Sentences with phrase «many hyphenated»

Suddenly, I remembered that part of my previous employee's hyphenated last name was the same as the president of the group.

net or a hyphenated version of their name.

Gates had dropped out of Harvard, and the two had formed a company called Micro-Soft (originally hyphenated).

Once the reader understands that those hyphenated pairs of adjectives name categories in his quirky taxonomy of nonfunctional objects in literature, and once one learns what those categories entail, the going gets easier.

The reality of se - x, abortion, contraception and STD / HIV control: — from a guy who enjoys intelligent se - x - Note: Some words hyphenated to defeat an obvious word filter.

Consider a partial list of developments since just World War II: a broad national decline in denominational loyalty, changes in ethnic identity as hyphenated Americans enter the third and subsequent generations after immigration, the great explosion in the number of competing secular colleges and universities, the professionalization of academic disciplines with concomitant professional formation of faculty members during graduate education, the dramatic rise in the percentage of the population who seek higher education, the sharp trend toward seeing education largely in vocational and economic terms, the rise in government regulation and financing, the great increase in the complexity and cost of higher education, the development of a more litigious society, the legal end of in loco parentis, an exponential and accelerating growth in human knowledge, and so on.

It was then that there was a fervent campaign to end «hyphenated Americans,» and bring about 100 percent Americanization.

In becoming hyphenated Jews — German - Jews, Dutch - Jews, French - Jews — they ran the risk of losing their Jewish identity by assimilation.

Hyphenate the fragment (s) and then hit Post.

The reality of se - x, contraception and STD / HIV control: — from a guy who enjoys intelligent se - x - Note: Some words hyphenated to defeat an obvious word filter.

Those that identify themselves, in our multi-cultural, hyphenated - American world often go for a smorgasbord of pick - and - mix choices.

Which quadrant do you come from, and on which «current» do you travel — traditional, re-traditional, progressive, or hyphenated?

Mangled, incomplete sentences, words wrongly hyphenated, words wrongly split in two, plural when singular should have been used and misspelled names are just some of your BLUNDERS.

After the King James Version rendered the two words «help meet,» poet John Dryden came along and hyphenated them, describing his wife as his tireless «help - meet.»

It is now almost twenty years since, among other things, an article by Christopher Duraisingh in Religion and Society, laying emphasis on the hyphenated character of Indian - Christian identity, [3] sparked off a debate about the nature of this identity of Indian - Christians in the contemporary context.

Almost all words prefixed with «non» are NOT hyphenated [Chicago Manual of Style].

I became a Jewish Radical, one of the many hyphenated rebels of that tumultuous time.

I hope the hyphenated adjective above describes this recipe a bit better.

Sometimes I think I get carried away with the hyphenated adjectives.

Although it says «wheat free» it's not hyphenated.

Unlike many of college basketball's nouveau riche, those alphabet - soup and hyphenated leagues that are inhabited by institutions of higher learning previously sniffed out only by police dogs, the Big East from the git - go incorporated a bunch of traditional powers sitting there just panting to group - boogie.

Effacer, after all, survives in English as efface, used almost exclusively as the back end of the hyphenate self - effacing, which accurately describes El Guerrouj.

The prefix «eco» is much with us these days, beginning with ecology and moving on to such hyphenated pretensions as eco-chains, eco-systems, eco-worlds, eco-thought and even eco-journalism.

Would anybody care to set the over / under on the percentage of HBers who have hyphenated last names?

There are a lot of different ways to manage hyphenated names in the generations to come.

Some men are named after the popular French saints while some use capital letters for their surname, some people have a hyphenated name while some have unisex name.

Not only you know sometimes they're hyphenated names, sometimes same sex couples have to decide how to do it, sometimes the middle names are part of it too so beyond just the first name there's other considerations too.

I enjoy Flower of Scotland, but... The «black British» point and the absence of «black English» from public discourse is not intended as a demand for hyphenated identities or any official categorisation, though I can see how it could be read as that.

President Theodore Roosevelt's campaign against «hyphenated Americans» during World War I and the perceived lack of objective information about Germany in US media stimulated this ethnic identity.

Many ethnic identities have weakened since the nineteenth century, particularly among whites, who are less likely now to think of themselves as part of a hyphenated group (Irish - Americans, Italian - Americans, etc.).

There's a proliferation of hyphenated - diplomacy: proto - diplomacy, homo - diplomacy, para-diplomacy, and so on.

Do you see this proliferation of hyphenated diplomacy in the practice world?

Leichy, I just had to show you our hyphenated names.

But «[o] thers choose the hyphenated life, aware of the hazards but hopeful that if their scholarship measures up, their activism won't count against them.

If you would go mad having to worry about whether a word has been hyphenated consistently all the way through a 40 - page manuscript, or if you struggle to put together a grammatical sentence, then the production end of publishing is probably not for you.

Many of those senior scientists — the ones guarding the gates — were trained as staunch disciplinarians, and they take seriously what they see as their obligation to keep out the barbarians who would water down standards and compromise the institution in the name of the latest hyphenated buzzword.

DiChristina: So today, right, just for a few hundred dollars and a decent antenna, we have this thing, which no longer is hyphenated, television, which provides crystal - clear digital pictures of what, you know, they're almost look like looking at a window today, it's quite remarkable; the transition that can be made in just a hundred short years.

Or that the term «X-ray» is always hyphenated, but that «gamma ray» only takes a hyphen when it's an adjective?

In tisagenleceucel - T (CTL019), it also has the - leu - and the - T hyphenated.

Your comment totally resonated with me — I feel much more like «Mackenzie Horan Beuttenmuller» than I do «Mackenzie Beuttenmuller,» which almost makes it sound like my maiden and married names should be hyphenated.

I had a lot of reasons for wanting to take his last name, but still felt torn over the thought of losing my maiden name and this seemed like a happy medium that was easier than hyphenating.

My sister hyphenated and many of my girlfriends simply kept their maiden names.

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As the music scene moves farther from genre center, and we find ourselves with more hyphenated Frankenstein tags for bands than we know what to do with, more and more bands are going to crop up on the outskirts, and Campfires in Winter is a solid place to make camp before trekking farther into the unknown.

For more than three centuries, we have welcomed generations of immigrants to our melting pot of hyphenated America British - Americans Italian - Americans.

After taking some time off from directing and scriptwriting to appear in such films as Out of Sight (1998), Brooks resumed his director - screenwriter - actor hyphenate with The Muse (1999), starring opposite Andie MacDowell and Sharon Stone as a struggling Hollywood scriptwriter in search of divine inspiration; Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World followed in 2005.

The very mention of the hyphenate Merchant - Ivory effortlessly conjures up heavily stylized images of Edwardian England, replete with stiff upper lips, effete aristocrats, and young women confined by both corsets and repressed desire.

Crowe is now three - for - three as a hyphenate filmmaker.

In addition to Slater (who also executive produced), Cameron Diaz is on hand as Kyle's bride Laura, a controlling, passive - aggressive woman who drops the passive hyphenate about halfway through the film.

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