Explore Msps through 10+ example sentences from English, with an explanation of the meaning. Ideal for language learners, writers and word enthusiasts.
Msps meaning
A sampling rate of mega-samples per second
Using Msps
- The main meaning on this page is: A sampling rate of mega-samples per second
- In the example corpus, msps often appears in combinations such as: told msps, msps and, by msps.
Context around Msps
- Average sentence length in these examples: 23.6 words
- Position in the sentence: 6 start, 9 middle, 5 end
- Sentence types: 18 statements, 2 questions, 0 exclamations
Corpus analysis for Msps
- In this selection, "msps" usually appears in the middle of the sentence. The average example has 23.6 words, and this corpus slice is mostly made up of statements.
- Around the word, labour, eight, addressing, typically, leverage and mps stand out and add context to how "msps" is used.
- Recognizable usage signals include addressing msps in the and and labour msps. That gives this page its own corpus information beyond isolated example sentences.
- By corpus frequency, "msps" sits close to words such as adjudged, aggravating and alamos, which helps place it inside the broader word index.
Example types with msps
The same corpus examples are grouped by length and sentence type, making it easier to see the contexts in which the word appears:
It has been signed by Conservative and Labour MSPs. (9 words)
Ironically, enterprises can often suppress innovation by using MSPs transactionally. (10 words)
Holyrood presents fewer opportunities and commendably, a goodly number of MSPs have no outside interests to declare. (17 words)
It comes as Sir Keir's shadow Scottish secretray criticised MSPs "slagging off" the UK leader oft he party, but was branded "ludicrous" for claiming “there's nothing between the two parts of the Labour Party on this". (38 words)
Addressing MSPs in the Holyrood chamber as victims and campaigners watched on from the public gallery, Ms Sturgeon said forced adoption was "a level of injustice which is hard now for us to comprehend". (34 words)
Fife’s MSPs have all been urged to push for a meeting with a Scottish Government Minister to discuss cuts to fire services which come into effect in a matter of weeks. (32 words)
How does that data help in terms of recognizing actual individuals within the MSPs who are basically the customer-facing part of the business? (24 words)
If MSPs can amend any legislation falling within their devolved powers, why shouldn’t they be able to subject these laws to children’s rights, or other human rights? (29 words)
Example sentences (20)
The Greens would have 10 MSPs and there would be breakthroughs for Reform, with eight MSPs, and Alba with three.
MSPs typically acquire and implement the same SD-WAN functionality as an enterprise network organization would and MSPs leverage that functionality to provide their customers with a turnkey solution.
Addressing MSPs in the Holyrood chamber as victims and campaigners watched on from the public gallery, Ms Sturgeon said forced adoption was "a level of injustice which is hard now for us to comprehend".
An amendment by MP Joanna Cherry - backed by delegates - said independence negotiations should be led by a "constitutional convention" of MSPs, MPs and representatives from "civic Scotland".
Anas Sarwar has also met with airport officials twice in the last 12 months, as well as Labour MSPs Colin Smyth and Neil Bibby.
As my colleague David Bol reported this week, even Tory MSPs think they have hit a “dead end”.
Cisco, a historically enterprise-focused vendor, is making it its mission to be the best partner to solution providers and MSPs targeting SMBs.
Complexity is a common challenge for MSPs, driven by the numerous business initiatives focused on innovating their products, delivery models, and value-added services.
Fife’s MSPs have all been urged to push for a meeting with a Scottish Government Minister to discuss cuts to fire services which come into effect in a matter of weeks.
He painted a picture of a new SNP leader casting their Green colleagues aside before trying to get MSPs to vote for them to become first minister.
Holyrood presents fewer opportunities and commendably, a goodly number of MSPs have no outside interests to declare.
How does that data help in terms of recognizing actual individuals within the MSPs who are basically the customer-facing part of the business?
If MSPs can amend any legislation falling within their devolved powers, why shouldn’t they be able to subject these laws to children’s rights, or other human rights?
In February this year, then Transport Minister Jenny Gilruth told MSPs that meeting the 2025 target was - although the commitment to finishing the project was "absolute".
Ironically, enterprises can often suppress innovation by using MSPs transactionally.
It comes as Sir Keir's shadow Scottish secretray criticised MSPs "slagging off" the UK leader oft he party, but was branded "ludicrous" for claiming “there's nothing between the two parts of the Labour Party on this".
It has been signed by Conservative and Labour MSPs.
More recently, MSPs voted to withhold the consent of the Scottish Parliament for the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill.
Mr Jack used a Section 35 order to ensure the new law, passed by MSPs in December, could not be enacted.
MSPs also added a contentious licensing system which allows the use of dog packs for “legitimate wildlife management”.
Common combinations with msps
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- told msps 9×
- msps and 7×
- by msps 7×
- of msps 6×
- msps that 6×
- for msps 4×
- msps have 4×
- msps to 4×
- and msps 3×
- msps in 3×