Sentence examples for a more appropriate term from inspiring English sources

I think you'll find "condescending" is a more appropriate term.

"But you wonder if a more appropriate term was bullicide".

Perhaps coercive cosmopolitanism is a more appropriate term.

nickmavros, meanwhile, proposed that "septic tanks would be a more appropriate term.

I guess in this case, loser might be a more appropriate term.

A more appropriate term of what's going on in Beacon might be "gentrification".

In fact, the people who make these killings - a much more appropriate term than earnings - do little or nothing to earn the loot they accumulate.

So, perhaps marketers should focus more on getting the content of their message right, rather than simply getting it out there quickly – "right time" may indeed be a far more appropriate term than real-time, with an emphasis on the right content that adds long-term value to a brand.

A much more appropriate term would have been "artifacts of war".

At 10% interest rates, with 7.4% inflation, real rates in Turkey are still less than 3% real rates, for example.Indeed, Black Wednesday seems a rather more appropriate term this time since the sharp rise in rates may damage the financial sector and the rest of the economy without stabilising the currency.

There is now a tendency to replace the name goatsucker with the more appropriate term nightjar, derived from the birds' voices.