Sentence examples for They term from inspiring English sources

They term said people " hafus"—as in, half and half and there's a heartbreaking documentary by that name on the phenomenon I recommend.

This they term the "efficiency gap," which they argue is a far better measure of gerrymandering.

Cosey students attribute the excellence of what they term his Blue Lincoln Period to this ledger.

Headmasters praise its character-forming influence; they term plebian ordinary football, dismissively, "the round-ball game".

Now many see what they term 'Islamist extremism' as the biggest threat".

Fortunately, he said, "The students are passionate about what they term real food".

Younger Italian doctors also complain about what they term the "barons" of medicine.

And both offer a combination of new and what they term "recycled" clothes.

The Munden Project reports that conflict over social license to operate, which they term, "tenure risk," is on the rise.

The texts are what they term a "nudge intervention," intended to reduce the perceived logistical difficulties of reporting corruption.

That's the ceiling that these countries have agreed is necessary to avoid what they term "dangerous" climate change.