“wording”簡單造句，wording造句子

In its current wording, this document does not intend to be a normative specification of the mapping.

We forego any thought put into the wording of something, or the design of a single button on a form if time and resources are limited.

We thought our intention to use the test scripts had been made clear in the acceptance test plan, but we now realized our wording in that plan was ambiguous.

The wording of this statute was the subject of controversy.

Standards for wording the defect responses, and so on, might be delegated to the project or team processes.

At her room, the wording of this missive occupied her for some time, for she fell to the task at once. It was most difficult.

We disagreed over the wording of the agreement.

But maybe it's only because you used some cutesy wording on the "add to cart" button and it's confusing people.

So when someone sits down to take the actual test after reading my book, they're familiar with the format and the wording of both the questions and the answers.

They try to read the wording of the initiative, but find it forbidding.

We've updated the wording to reflect that.

Notice how the exact wording of the use-case steps isn't used because the steps are often too wordy to fit nicely on a diagram.

If you'd tested that button separately from the rest of the shopping cart, then you could change the wording and increase sales.

These can be used as the starting point for drafting the contract or as checklists of typical provisions and wording to include in the contract.

But then they altered the wording to say that some analysts were predicting that.

Both sides still balk at his draft document's latest wording.