How To Use Informally In A Sentence
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Encourage the sponsor to approve deliverables informally (with nods, smiles, and verbal praise); never force sponsors to stand behind their approvals with a formal sign-off.
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The authorities were quietly allowing others to occupy similar parcels—chiefly dam worker families whom Young judged “quiet, good people” and whose occupancy “we have informally suffered ... in order not to be oppressive, unreasonable, or captious in our treatment of good citizens.”
Colossus
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Everyone dressed informally in shorts or jeans.
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Within ten minutes I'd replaced my soiled garments with a fine tussore coat, coolie pants, solar helmet, and umbrella, with a handsome morocco toilet case in my back pocket — and if you think that outlandish, let me tell you that armies were a deal more informally attired in my day.
Flashman and the Dragon
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In fact, we found that meeting informally for more than one hour per week was a contributing factor to differences between top and mediocre teams.
Christianity Today
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The large number of court cases in which the complainant dropped the prosecution is an indication that many cases were settled informally.
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It was not only single-minded attachment to their craft that defined these early hackers but their espousal of an ideology informally called the ‘hacker ethic’.
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He began informally to handle Ted's tax affairs for him.
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It allows one to speak informally with band members and their assistants, and to observe their nonpublic behavior.
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The lavas have been divided into two main series (informally called the lower volcanics and the plateau basalts) based on their stratigraphy, geochemistry and petrography.
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It could also be run “informally” so that the expeditiousness of the project is a benefit to all.
The Volokh Conspiracy » An End to DNA Test Waivers?
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Twenty-five of 43 students informally polled by the Peak said they did not intend to vote in the elections.
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A series of modular pieces tends to create a more relaxed style, where function and form combine informally.
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Within ten minutes I'd replaced my soiled garments with a fine tussore coat, coolie pants, solar helmet, and umbrella, with a handsome morocco toilet case in my back pocket - and if you think that outlandish, let me tell you that armies were a deal more informally attired in my day.
Flashman and the Dragon
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If the matter cannot be resolved informally you have the right to bring a formal internal complaint.
The Sun
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The most newsworthy animal is a large, near-complete or complete pliosaur, informally dubbed 'the beast' apparently, and with a total length of 8 m.
Archive 2006-10-01
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Employee appraisal, training, and development involve both informally and formally evaluating employee performance and the need for training and development.
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In other words, in spite of the facade of the modern state, power in most African polities progresses informally, between patron and client along lines of reciprocity.
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A few deciduous bushes make nice hedges, although many look best grown informally rather than sheared.
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Keyes puts on thick socks to keep her feet warm and curls up informally.
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She was always there at half past eight, chatting informally to the children.
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Many of the big meetings allowed little time for discussion, so most debates took place informally or at smaller meetings and seminars.
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When an apparatchik dies, his family can request a plot in one of several Moscow cemeteries informally reserved for the elite.
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Mr. Farthing is among a number of soldiers who had informally adopted stray dogs during their tours of duty for what he calls therapeutic value.
Activist Works to Rescue Stray Dogs in Afghanistan
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The senator addressed the gathering informally.
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If the matter cannot be resolved informally you have the right to bring a formal internal complaint.
The Sun
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The senator addressed the gathering informally.
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So in addition to being available and approachable, make time during the day to informally interact with staffers.
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Thérèse also made a vow, informally as a young child, and formally on two occasions as a professed Carmelite nun, to refuse nothing to Jesus.
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Some Christians believe that after death, the "soul" enters an unconscious state before resurrection at the Last Judgment, a belief known informally as soul sleep.
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Schultes had been walking slowly, collecting the odd specimen of hevea and informally surveying the latex-bearing trees along the route.
One River
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Most construction laborers learn informally on the job, but becoming an apprentice can really pay off.
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In 2002, Congress passed sweeping legislation informally dubbed the bioterrorism act, which requires food manufacturers or growers to employ a "one up and one back" traceability system.
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However, many were referred for compulsory admission where they were subsequently not admitted, or admitted informally.
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What childcare is available is provided informally by relatives who are prepared to assist for a few hours a day.
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Acting unanimously, the member States could have informally amended the treaty provisions, but without such unanimity they each remained bound.
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Mr. Grange, on the other hand, uses pairs to do something surprising—as in the 1973 living room where the two Grange-designed orange leather ottomans are split up informally and appear to be giant pumpkins growing out of that green carpet.
Dressed-Down Decor, Decoded
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Fran Wendelboe, a former seven-term New Hampshire state representative who has been active in political campaigns and now runs her own political consulting firm, has been informally emailing advice to Cohen.
ABC News: Top Stories
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General Convention, through both of its Houses, has now moved beyond the clear commitments of "moratoria" informally pressed by the Lambeth Conference a year ago, and specifically upheld by the recent meeting of the Anglican Consultative Council, following very clear and concrete recommendations by the Windsor Continuation Group.
Anglican Mainstream
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Learning disorders may be informally flagged by observing significant delays in the child's skill development.
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When an apparatchik dies, his family can request a plot in one of several Moscow cemeteries informally reserved for the elite.
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Informally, this is known as "zapping" the zircons.
NYT > Home Page
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“Unreasonable” is, of course informally defined and therefore arguable: as with the Argument by Insignification, conventionality may offer a standard of approximate objectivity by which significance can be deemed idiolectic and idiosyncratic, an eccentric invention, or validated as a more perceptive reading; ISMs will often lead to Import Artifices, but the subcultural semantic associations which lead to them may also legitimise significances within one community that another would consider spurious; accusations of Import Artifices should therefore be interrogated for evidence of a Subtextual Sensitivity Differential. posted by Hal Duncan | 1: 12 PM
Archive 2009-03-01
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There will also be hands-on activities and the chance to talk informally with well known presenters from TV and radio.
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He began informally to handle Ted's tax affairs for him.
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Under this cover of tradition and past glory, however, the executive has bustled through informally to seize almost total power.
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These were jawless, armored fish informally called ostracoderms, but more correctly placed in the taxon Pteraspidomorphi.
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Encourage the sponsor to approve deliverables informally (with nods, smiles, and verbal praise); never force sponsors to stand behind their approvals with a formal sign-off.
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It was informally offered to Cairns through one of the councillors, but again he sent a declinature, and again he kept the matter carefully concealed.
Principal Cairns
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It is the kind used in pronouncing dictionaries, and is referred to informally as broad transcription.
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If the matter cannot be resolved informally you have the right to bring a formal internal complaint.
The Sun
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Informally, most residents speak a local English-based Creole dialect.
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There is certainly a degree of personal animus in some of the attacks and with the increasing polarization of the political debate in the country, this question of Tony Blair's personal style -- I mean, we saw, for example, the Butler Report in it's very veiled and rather elegant way, criticizing his what they call sofa cabinet, the fact that everything is done very informally, off the record with just a few select advisors.
CNN Transcript Jul 17, 2004
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The United States responded by informally requesting her partners to use restraint in exercising their right to convert dollars into gold.
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he visited us informally
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This community outreach effort goes on informally between our scheduled interventions.
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Historically, land was obtained through titles given by Spanish and Portuguese representatives, distributed by caudillos, or informally occupied.
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One observer claimed that newsboys were informally divided into two classes - ‘speculators’ and ‘working bees.’
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Nevada regulators have gone so far as to informally allow casino dealers to count cards and shuffle whenever the remainder of a shoe favors the players.
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Everyone dressed informally in shorts or jeans.
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Ntshanyase is one of more than 100 women who informally mine kaoline at Ndwedwe, which lies in rolling green hills about 50 kilometers (30 miles) north of the eastern port of Durban.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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If the matter cannot be resolved informally you have the right to bring a formal internal complaint.
The Sun
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It is often informally referred to by the British middle class as a BBC accent or a public school accent and by the working class as talking proper or talking posh.
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Element 110 or darmstadtium as it is informally called, was discovered at the Laboratory for Heavy Research (called GSI) in Darmstadt, Germany.
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He informally presented me with the Legion of Merit.
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The guide outlines what harassment is and what can be done to combat the problem both formally and informally.
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The Act established procedures for resolving minor complaints informally, if complainants agree to this.
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There are some economic advantages to small, intimate places that function informally.
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Even before the incident, the emperor had spoken informally with associates of Cavour about an eventual alliance with Piedmont against Austria.
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Informally, women met to socialize and do needlework and sewing.
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Of course all of that ridiculousness is long-gone today, although it still exists informally in the sense that every town has a White area, a Black area, and a Colored area.
Archive 2008-10-01
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Anglo-Japanese" (or, informally, "Japlish") is an intriguing case because of the economic prominence of Japan, the relative one-sidedness at present of the flow of words, and the restrictedness of Japanese,
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XIX No 3
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Informally, we call someone who is not very bright "gourde".
Gourde - French Word-A-Day
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`scotch' is used only informally
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To get rid of him, the emperor commissioned him (informally) to expel Odovacar from Italy.
D. The Ostrogoths in Italy
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Informally, women met to socialize and do needlework and sewing.
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Codes of conduct were beginning to emerge and a range of permissible and impermissible subjects was being informally drawn up.
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His method was what he called informally ‘jaw-jaw’ or, more formally, ‘a parley at the summit’.
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At the same time, I indicated NASA's desire to continue to work informally or through the AACB with members of the Air Staff and AFSC to coordinate our mutual biosatellite program interests.
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Matt Duchene, the 18-year-old long-term houseguest of Avalanche captain Adam Foote and his wife, Jennifer, has informally taken over as an occasional tutor for the Foote sons, Callan,
Vail Daily - Top Stories
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Most unusually, the photograph was unposed - the men were standing informally, laughing at a joke someone had just made.
Times, Sunday Times
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A more recent and equally ambitious synthesis, informally known as evo-devo, has been proposed between theories of evolution (of reproduction and speciation) and theories of development (of formation and growth, such as embryology) (Goodwin, Holder and Wylie 1983;
The Unity of Science
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10 Kansas State, are expecting perhaps their largest crowd of the season on Wednesday, including Perry, who has season tickets near the top of the arena that public-address announcer Larry Reece has informally dubbed the rowdiest in the nation.
Brownsville Herald :
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Most construction laborers learn informally on the job, but becoming an apprentice can really pay off.
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You know, people do it informally, but you asy increasingly people are doing it online.
CNN Transcript Oct 31, 2009
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In contrast to many of the self portraits, it shows him dressed informally, tieless, hatless and with his shirt sleeves rolled up.
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The genius of the Parker Pie Co. is that it's a pizza parlor/micro-brewery beer specialist situated ever so informally in the back of a general store.
Archive 2009-06-01
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`Warwick had to be sussed out informally, and you were the obvious choice, but we'll take it from there.
DEATH SPEAKS SOFTLY
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Named Tecumseh after the Shawnee leader, he was rechristened William in a Catholic ceremony at age 9, after he was informally adopted by a prominent Ohio politician when his father died.
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Informally, the “invariance under subsequence selection” is supposed to capture the idea that the probabilities of events in any infinite subsequence selected from the original sequence by a procedure based on the indices of events in the original sequence alone, will be the same as the probabilities of events in the original sequence.
Hans Reichenbach
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It's an outdoor party, so dress informally.
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And note how they tend to interact with each other informally: openly and interactively versus reserved and coolly.
Globe and Mail
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Informally, Pinchot had been working in a manly way for a long time by throwing himself into any outdoor activity that required great physical vigor.
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The large number of court cases in which the complainant dropped the prosecution is an indication that many cases were settled informally.
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They have begun informally exploring the idea of cobbling together a governing coalition.
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He is the patriarch of a small, informally organized group engaged in psycho-historical studies.
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You need access to information, face time and schmoozing informally, off-site and in nonworking hours.
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It is equally inappropriate to address an older non-relative informally as it is to address a child with the polite-formal style.
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Whether this reeve consulted informally with the more important townsmen, we can only speculate.
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He remembered that the thumb joint is officially called the carpometacarpal joint, although it is informally referred to as the 'saddle joint.
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