Sentences with phrase «more example sentences»

(simple past) ~ More example sentences using the present perfect: My mom is in New York City on a business trip.

MORE EXAMPLE SENTENCES SYNONYMS 1.1 A particular system of values and principles of conduct, especially one held by a specified person or society: a bourgeois morality MORE EXAMPLE SENTENCES 1.2 The extent to which an action is right or wrong: behind all the arguments lies the issue of the morality of the possession of nuclear weapons MORE EXAMPLE SENTENCES

Not exact matches

Example: A branch manager at a bank in UK was fired, then sentenced to 12 years jail for helping her boyfriend steal more than $ 582,000 from the bank.

Since you clearly just got that from wikipedia, why not paste the sentence after that as well — «Prosopagnosiacs, for example, may fail the test despite having the ability to report self awareness» So, the statement is just saying that the test isn't good because there are likely MORE self aware animals than the test will catch.

For example, here is a sentence that describes the confusion among the followers of Jim Jones's People's Temple: «Every one of them was steeped in traditional religion, and they left it because they found a group of people that loved them, that gave them more answers, that cared for them, that generated warmth — when all they did was sit in pews and have meaningless things told to them so they could go out and live meaningless lives.»

We would want to know, for example, whether the use of the word abortion in a religious broadcast occurred only within narratives or in a wider variety of discursive forms, whether it was spoken by more than one narrator, whether it was spoken in the same «voice,» whether it occurred consistently in a particular kind of sentence structure, and so on.

A second, briefer but more striking example: Anglicans have been consistently most in favour of the death penalty, 61 % agreeing or agreeing strongly that «for some crimes, the death penalty is the most appropriate sentence» in 2012, down from 68 % in 2005.

The mass - sentencing of more than 600 people in Egypt is an extreme example.

Also, we often use an active sentence construction such as «Bob ate the apple» because we make far more mistakes answering questions about a sentence with a passive construction - for example «The apple was eaten by Bob».»

«We would like the government to now look at more ways in which communities themselves can get involved in community sentencing, for example in helping to identify what kind of unpaid work particular areas require,» she added.

In Monday's example, Howe took a one sentence email from Percoco and tripled the length to include more details that would be received more favorably by Kelly, who he forwards the message to.

For example, in math, extra credit might require doing four more problems than assigned, or, in spelling, it might require sentences that are 10 words or longer.»

A great collection of differentiated activities, modelled examples, scaffolded sentences and guided peer and self reflection that enables students to learn from others and improve their non-fiction writing in preparation for AQA English Language Paper 2 Section B. Keep checking your downloads as I will keep adding more and more to this bundle.

They can say, «Linking to So - and - So's point, I think that...» You can also use sentence stems to have your students explain their learning by saying, for example, «I started looking at this math problem by...» Below are more sentence stems that you can use in English, history, art, and science.

I use this example as a rapid way of indicating why an academic skill like reading depends on learning much more than the foundational ability to form sounds from symbols, turn the sounds into words, and put the words together in sentences.

After the title slide (shown above), there are two example slides to show students how to write a more descriptive sentence than the one that is written on each slide.

Getting started requires nothing more than sharing lots of examples of observational sentence starters with students.

For example, rather than doing 100 rote - work math problems, your child could do 10 more difficult or challenging problems, rather than write each word ten times or write simple sentences using spelling words for homework, your child write a short story or a poem using the words.

More than 4,000 main entries and 36,000 synonyms augmented with example sentences, help students make the best word choice to effectively convey meaning and enliven writing.

After the title slide (shown above), there are two example slides to show students how to write more descriptive sentences.

We have also published «Universal Sentence Encoder», which describes the models used for these examples in more detail.

For example, the breaks between paragraphs are typically much more substantial than the breaks between words within a sentence.

Going further, My-Thesis.net thinks that the body of your paragraph should develop your topic sentence by giving definitions to what you said, or offering more details, examples.

«Several thousand dollars» up in the first sentence, for example, is incongruous with «$ 250k left» which is much more than «several» suggests.

«More examples of why district judges need to show their sentencing work Main Another exposition on Rita reasonableness from the Sixth Circuit»

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For example, while you will front - load both oral and written arguments with a roadmap, both your roadmap and your first sentence are much more important in oral argument.

An example of the kind of behaviour that has historically been more likely to attract a jail sentence includes a 2006 Ontario case involving a roofing contractor (R. v. J. Cuthbert c.o.b. as Peaks & Valleys Contracting, unreported, October 25, 2006, Ont.

(For example, he says, a more serious crime that an individual is charged with may carry a four - year minimum sentence, but the Crown may offer a deal by allowing that individual to plead guilty to a lesser charge and receive only a one - year sentence.)

It said judges currently tend to order more lenient sentences in gross negligence cases where, for example, employers ignore safety in order to cut costs.

Indeed, the Ninth Circuit case discussed here provides a good example of how much more lenient a sentencing judge wanted to be in an immigration case if the guidelines had not served as a legal limit on leniency.

For example, Feldman analyzed the quality of Supreme Court merits briefs using a composite of features such as passivity, wordiness, sentence length, and tone.63 He found that brief readability was positively associated with the percentage of brief language adopted in the opinion and that the association was highly significant.64 Similarly, Collins et al. analyzed the «cognitive clarity» and plain language of Supreme Court amicus briefs.65 They measured cognitive clarity using the dictionary - based Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count program (LIWC), which relied on an index of categories that relate to cognitive clarity such as «causation, insight, discrepancy, inhibition, tentativeness, certainty, exclusiveness, inclusiveness, negations, and the percentage of words containing six or more letters.»

UPDATE: Though I am finding the transcripts a bit more frustrating than enlightening, but I did very much enjoy seeing Jeff Green in the Gall argument talk about the reasonableness of a sentencing judge looking to a «legal database, for example, or even a blog or something like that.»

More members were appointed from the police / prosecutor interests, and every vote taken was controlled by their group thereby ignoring the proposals of the parties who actually deal with sentencing issues for example.

First, recent Tory amendments whittling away at judicial discretion in sentencing by increasing the number of offences subject to mandatory minimum penalties will only create new and more tragic examples of cases where a manifestly unjust sentence is required by statute.

You need a comma after the year in the example above (and yes, I realize the meaning in the sentence could be conveyed more easily by rewording the sentence).

For example, while most disfluencies consistently increase with the speaker's anxiety, uhs and ums generally do not.7 Longer sentences contain more disfluencies overall, but uh and um remain relatively constant.8 And, while men use uh and um more often than women, both genders demonstrate similar levels of other disfluencies.

Use no more than three sentences, as shown in the production line worker resume template for Word, or three bullet points, as the example below illustrates.

For that reason, keep your statement short and to the point, no more than three sentences or bullets, as in the technical support resume template for Word and example below.

For example, this sentence in a LinkedIn Summary provides job titles as goals, setting the stage for a more «open» executive search:

To keep employers» attention, your summary should be concise, written in no more than three sentences, as illustrated in our sales associate resume template for Word, or three bullet points, as shown in the example below.

For example, Joanne Belknap found that although boys are more likely to be sentenced to detention, girls who are detained spend more time in detention than do boys.14 More recent data, however, suggests the opposite, with males staying longer than females (see figure 3more likely to be sentenced to detention, girls who are detained spend more time in detention than do boys.14 More recent data, however, suggests the opposite, with males staying longer than females (see figure 3more time in detention than do boys.14 More recent data, however, suggests the opposite, with males staying longer than females (see figure 3More recent data, however, suggests the opposite, with males staying longer than females (see figure 3).15