Sentence examples for Any term from inspiring English sources

Any term considered potentially useful by anyone involved in this process was added to the list.

Any term identified as emerging that occurs in the postsubject line is flagged as important.

"Languages evolve, and we don't want to get any term wrong," she said.

Like any term that is absorbed into everyday language, words like "depression" become subjective.

Unfortunately, any term the industry employs is likely to be a euphemism for "unit".

Call them "space opera" or "space fantasy" or "retro-sf" or "skiffy", any term you like.

But any term that deals with race or ethnicity is potentially loaded.

When the judge pressed him, Mr. Streeter said that any term of more than 30 years would accomplish that goal.

Earlier this year, Mancunian Flic Everett argued that men often called women "love" to show contempt, but any term spouted with a snarl can have that effect.

Barreda proposed an eight-year limit on any term of office, the implication being that Zapatero should step down in 2012.

Ground rules: Freshmen and seniors have to take summer quarter off; sophomores choose among fall, winter or spring; juniors can take any term off they want.