Sentence examples for a strange term from inspiring English sources
Adams replied that she thought the "difficult" pay deals were "sensible business decisions" and that she couldn't recall using such a "strange term" as sweetener.
"I don't see those as sweeteners I see those as sensible business decisions," she says, describing "sweeteners" as a "strange term".
At Monday's hearing Adams said she could not recall using the word "sweetener" – which she described as a "strange term" – when asked repeatedly by Stephen Barclay, the Conservative MP and PAC committee member who obtained the email.
On the other hand the open sets Ωε are obtained by removing many small holes from a fixed open set Ω in such a way that a "strange term" μu0 appears in the limit equation in the case where the function F x,s) depends only on x.
(Pre-cancer is such a strange term.
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Some blame climate change, but climate experts say it is hard determine whether Alaska is witnessing a long-term shift or only a strange, short-term anomaly in a region where the weather is notoriously unpredictable.
Souvid's lesson in pollution terminology stayed with him, and years later, when he began documenting the problem, he stumbled across another strange term sadly unique to China: Cancer Villages.
It has been an encouraging several days for BP, but it comes after many engineering efforts that produced little but a lexicon of strange terms, all defining failure: containment dome, junk shot and top kill among them.
A host of strange terms including "Cumulative Impact Zones," "Saturation Zones," "Early Morning Restriction Orders," and "Late Night Levies" all compete with one another to impose more restrictions.
A host of strange terms including "Cumulative Impact Zones", "Saturation Zones", "Early Morning Restriction Orders" and "Late Night Levies" all compete with one another to impose more restrictions.
