Sentences with phrase «plainer english there»

Put into plainer English there are very few scientists among the so called scientists.

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In plain English, that means there are fewer meaningful adjustments in the accounting records of the corporation so the «quality of earnings» is higher in that the reported profits are almost in line with the conservatively calculated free cash flow.

Although there are other solutions already on the market that also claims to allow users to create smart contracts without any coding, Superset is one of the few that can do so with «plain English» as far as the author is aware.

Matthew 6 Aramaic Bible in Plain English ---------------------------- 1Pay attention in your charity giving, that you do it not in front of people so that you may be seen by them, otherwise there is no reward for you with your Father in Heaven.

It's right there in plain English.

There are many things discovered by science which seem counterintuitive in «plain English».

If there are any Gooners on here who can actually set out in plain and intelligible English their OWN position, I ask them to come forward now and post some thoughts OF THEIR OWN!

In plain English, statistical power is the likelihood that a study will detect an effect when there is an effect there to be detected.

If you're worried it'll go over your kids» heads, it may be helpful to read a synopsis of the plot together in plain English before you go (here's a quick one, but there are story books available on Amazon) There are several dates on the books for the last two weeks othere are story books available on Amazon) There are several dates on the books for the last two weeks oThere are several dates on the books for the last two weeks of May

This is a book for anyone who is wondering just what the hell is going on out there in the murky world of politics, and needs it explaining in plain English.

I realize that Gavin is writing for fellow climate researchers rather than such as I who only have a medical doctorate, but surely there is some language, Gavin, that could more clearly, in plain English, describe what his objections, in the main, are, to those who raise some doubts as to the long - term climate record and what may have caused previous warmings.

Plain English: Aloe vera juice *, Extra virgin olive oil *, Coconut oil *, Essential oils of Lavender *, Lemon *, Patchouli * and Tea tree *, Mineral zinc (non-nano), Sugar - cane alcohol * (please note that we do not add any alcohol to the product - there is a very small amount of organic alcohol residue contained in one of the ingredients; a biodynamic herbal tincture.

Putting that into plain English, it means that for every extra 100 grams of unprocessed meat (steak, pork chop etc), there is a 20 % increase in risk of diabetes.

You can use the language of the lecture but there must also be an explanation of the concepts in plain English.

From the associates who greeted me to Mr. Sharif who handled the details and always saw to it that everybody was providing excellent customer service to Jennifer in Finance who explained everything in plain English, I literally left there smiling.

In plain English, this medical jargon means there could soon be a reliable advanced imaging procedure to diagnose degenerative myelopathy.

Plain English, right in there as the default in this Japanese game.

While there are many technical aspects to this, in plain English it simply means that the building fabric must be draught - free.

There has been a trend towards writing easier to read, «plain English» contracts since the 1980s, although not all attorneys aspire to that style.

They might concede that writing in plain English can be aesthetically pleasing to the reader; but they also say that it's not worth the time to learn how to do it because there's no evidence that writing in plain English saves time or money.

Are there any law blogs that bring in Legal Writing professors to write posts translating into Plain English what the law bloggers previously wrote about?

There are five main reasons why: (1) Latin is inconsistent with the Plain - English Movement in American law; (2) Latin tends to obscure rather than clarify prose, even if your reader has legal training; (3) Lawyers often use Latin as a substitute for lucid expression of complex thoughts, or merely to impress the reader; (4) Latin can result in comic legal - writing blunders; and (5) Latin can lead to dangerous, sometimes outcome - determinative ambiguities.

While insurance policies are supposed to be written in plain English, the terms can often be confusing and there's no substitute for being able to ask an expert.

There's no real digital display, however, which spells out our first gripe about the SRT - 1000: the convoluted interface trades plain English for a coded configuration of lights, which only the manual can decrypt.

If you really want to dive into wireless charging and find out all there is to know, you can read over Wireless charging, in plain English, but here's a quick breakdown:

that there is no substitute for just plain and well chosen English?