Sentence examples for I term it from inspiring English sources

"I term it conservation 2.0," says Markus.

"I term it an 'operating system,' " DeLonge said.

"This is a very devastating cyclone … I term it a monster that has hit Vanuatu," he said.

I term it a "node-based tree".

"I appreciate that he -- you can term it compromise, I term it flip-flop -- I was thankful that he did, but it's still not good enough," Palin responded.

With respect to Refs. [ 8, 9], in Eq. (1), we describe how the number of naive T cells (T) which have passed the thymus selection, depends on rate of formation in the bone marrow and on clonal amplification upon stimulation by infected cells, I (term IT).

"That's why I termed it as an incidental finding," Cashman said.

The "deja vu", as I termed it, began creeping over me again.

The proposed cuts in domestic and international programs were so draconian, mean-spirited, and misguided that I termed it a Voldemort budget, and many other commentators offered similar reviews.

However, it involves the second part of the speciation process, namely how characters evolve during the speciation process, or as I termed it above, the "biology" of speciation.

Two hours into my outdoor excursion, however, I realized that it was, as I termed it then, "the biggest mistake I've ever made".