Sentence examples for Similar term from inspiring English sources
The only similar term he used was "alternative energy," once.
Academics will surely call this era Preconstructionism – or a similar term that symbolises the change in emphasis from the output of things to the process of creation itself.
It was unclear whether Alexei Navalny now faces a similar term behind bars after deliberately breaking his bail conditions on Tuesday.
The word fikicija has started to appear in Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian over the last decade, he says, but "there is no similar term to English 'nonfiction'".
A similar term is vernacular, which refers to the common, everyday speech of the ordinary people of a region.
Mr. Yettaw faces a similar term on immigration charges and on a charge of violating city ordinances for swimming across a lake to her house.
The developed approach neither takes into account semantic similarity nor differentiates between similar term-like phrases (distinct evaluation metrics may be employed to do it at the later stages).
Democrats do not have a similar term-limit rule on committee chairmen.
Similar terms are "racebending" and "whitewashing".
He sees Egypt in similar terms.
They saw the world in similar terms.
