Sentence examples for So term from inspiring English sources

So term limits, says Ms Bass (who was termed out last year and is now a national representative in Washington, DC), really mean that "the first two years you're trying to figure out where the bathroom is, the last two years you're running for something else.

So, term it a stale play, 20% off its high in a hysterical environment for energy plays.

Professor Smith also said that many independents -- those who so term themselves and those who declare no party affiliation when registering -- are, in fact, closet Republicans and Democrats, who tend to vote for one party or the other all of the time or most of the time.

In my experience, outsourcers and outstaffers often have their developers sitting "on the bench" some of the time, so term commitments mean they don't have to suffer a margin loss -- and you could negotiate some of this savings in reduced fees.

The Constitution stipulates that federal judges serve indefinite terms, so term limits would almost certainly require a constitutional amendment which isn't likely to happen.

Pseudogenes are marked in FlyBase by the SO term "pseudogene_attribute" (SO 000042).

CIRBP is one of the so termed cold-shock proteins involved in this process.

In addition to "Tea Party" and "progressive," the I.R.S. investigators screened for another dozen or so terms.

The stone naus, or navetas (Catalan: "ships"), of Minorca, so termed from their resemblance to an upturned boat, were graves.

Keep in mind, even the most complex company probably needs only 100 or so terms in its common vocabulary.

This so termed Law of Octaves, however, was ridiculed by Newlands' contemporaries, and the Chemical Society refused to publish his work.