Sentence examples for a legitimate term from inspiring English sources

Is "market" even a legitimate term?

Michelle Couto, a Toronto psychotherapist, told me that contrary to my own belief cuffing season" is undoubtedly a legitimate term and not just something invented as a trend.

That has begun to change, with the acceptance of a new, more legitimate term for scalping -- "selling on the secondary market" -- and the emergence of virtual marketplaces that provide safe forums for reselling tickets, at or even above their face value.

But, as Mr. Cohen points out, Nokia is clearly no dummy (yup, that is a legitimate legal term).

The company calls the shape of case design a "squircle" — which, I was actually surprised to find, is apparently a legitimate geometric term.

This paper provides a global overview of forms, processes and controls behind such rock city/ruiniform landscapes and develops geomorphological terminology for such rock-cut landscapes, including the proposal that 'rock city' becomes a legitimate scientific term.

Either make our marriage a legitimate long term commitment for both of us or end it.

While debt is a legitimate long-term problem, the urgent priority should be getting people back to work.

British government officials are concerned that what was originally just a migration issue is now a legitimate long-term threat to Britain's export industry.

But they also mark a sea change on sea-level rise: in a year when big money and big policy changes have made climate change a legitimate mid-term election issue, it's no longer political poison to talk about the threat to the planet.

At least five more elections are in the offing in the coming year in West Africa alone, and few want to enshrine a solution that allows recalcitrant leaders to hold onto power beyond their legitimate terms.