Yes.
The way I do it is if a list only has single sentences or sentence fragments, I omit the period.
If there is at least one point with two sentences, everyone gets a period.
If a list has sentence fragments and double sentences, I cry. Then I rewrite the fragments into complete sentences, complaining about it the whole time.
Using “basis” to mean “based on”.
“Basis our discussion, please go ahead and…” “We decided on a price point basis our market research.”
It makes me uncomfortable.
What about triangular taco shells? That’s just two sides.
F9-F12 are useful when you’re debugging code in Visual Studio.
I sometimes use F6 to jump to my browser’s address bar.
Can’t imagine any uses for F7 or F8 though. And all the times I’ve opened a help screen with F1 have been on accident.
My main gripe with function keys on laptops is they’re tiny and easy to mix up, especially since they have large brightness, volume, etc. icons on them while the function key number is a tiny label that’s barely visible.
What’s the difference between making and synthesizing here?
He will call it “Greenland” and assert that it makes him eligible to buy the country.