Yes, cooperation among China, Russia, Iran and North Korea is in fact happening. They may be very different countries with ...

What’s also insane, though, is what Haworth wants to do about it: Push people to stop using the word “cyclist,” and instead use the much wordier “people on bikes.” “If we used the term ...

Some refer to the bloc as an “axis of upheaval”; and others frame it as an “axis of revisionist powers” or the wordier “axis ...

While they can be useful and effective if used in moderation, they frequently make sentences longer, wordier, and more difficult to understand. Wordy: The conjugation of verbs can be fraught with ...

Wordier even than Andersonville, Kantor’s massive 1956 Pulitzer prizewinner. Spirit Lake is distended by a cast of more than four dozen major characters cursed with total recall and the ...

Growing cooperation among China, Russia, Iran and North Korea is more shallow and temporary than it may appear, Chicago Tribune columnist Daniel DePetris writes.

When the column resumed, it assumed a different, wordier name, due to a former editor's preference. Now, Inbox Jukebox is back, by popular (?) demand. Every day, I sift through the hundreds of ...

Of course, that logo was far wordier than most Ford emblems that would follow, with the company's design team managing to fit the words "Ford Motor Co." and "Detroit, Mich." within the shape.

At a glance, it’s easy to see if a site offers news coverage or iGaming. Where an iGaming site is filled with windows showing live roulette games, wordier sites are structured into paragraphs instead.

Nominalization: Compared to the action verb “decided,” the nominalized version “decision” is weaker and wordier; it requires the additional verbs of “was made” to make sense. Unnecessary words: The ...

When you need to recruit and hire new staff members, it’s best to consider where you can find the right people. And right now, many of them are online checking social media apps such as Facebook and ...

It seems insolvency practitioners are trying to give the term ‘pre-pack’ a makeover, instead preferring the wordier ‘SIP 16-compliant sale’ because, funnily enough they think the shorter variant has ...