LIP SERVICE | Định nghĩa trong Từ điển tiếng Anh Cambridge

The methods for gene expression analyses are subsequently detailed mainly for this type of design, although lip service is paid to alternative methods.

In reality only lip service is paid to these effects by most workers.

Paying lip service to or totally ignoring mathematics became a widespread attitude in (nongenetic) structuralism.

Egyptological writing occasionally still pays lip service to the idea of an age of the earth measured in thousands of years.

Let us now pay more than lip service to this premise, and analyse the environmental structures that make heuristics more or less useful.

This is the meaning of pay in the expressions pay homage, pay lip service and pay attention.

This is often perceived as mere lip service to the sacred law, but it is a necessary element in combining the two systems.

Others may give lip service to religions because it is to their advantage to do so.

Presteigne doesn’t need ‘themes’ (nor can it do anything but pay lip service to them in a mere six days).

In fact, quite a few “tensions and competing insights” are actually given little more than lip service (frequently relegated to footnotes) throughout the book.

People in the provinces, even while paying lip service to the ideology of the colonial state, did not ‘modify’ modern school buildings beyond recognition because they were ignorant.

In particular, we agree with his claim that the time is ripe for linguists to pay more than lip service to the long-standing mentalistic commitments of the field.

To make the distinction without substantiating the existence of both types of representation with data would be little more than paying lip service to the more complete models.

All too often, conceptual lip service is accorded to social identity as a negotiative process rather than a mere immutable given; empirical data are often conspicuously scarce or even absent.

It is all too easy to pay lip service to human rights.