Sentence examples for a term sometimes used from inspiring English sources

Comandate is a term sometimes used to identify police supervisors in Mexico.

The doctors warn of cognitive delays: "Cerebral palsy was a term sometimes used.

"Blood" and "crush" were among the banned words, along with "May 35th," a term sometimes used to circumvent the ban on "June 4".

It used a term sometimes used by firefighters, who refer to "CNN drops," high-visibility efforts that give the impression of a strong government response.

Pow Mow has started to lure more skiers who are frustrated with "Was Angeles" -- a term sometimes used for the crowded, glitzy Wasatch resorts where scoring untracked powder can be a contact sport.

Superfood is a term sometimes used to describe food with high phytonutrient content.

The West Side is a vague term sometimes used to mean the West End, Olneyville, Silver Lake, and nearby parts of abutting neighborhoods.

"High-functioning autism" (HFA) is a disputed term sometimes used to describe individuals with AD without concomitant mental retardation [ 3].

Even worse, she decided to illustrate the art project's Facebook page with an image of greasy chips – an apparent reference to the city's unhealthy diet – and named her year-long study The Glasgow Effect, a particularly loaded term sometimes used to describe the poorer health and lower life expectancy of Glaswegians compared to other parts of the UK.

Therefore, a possibly more precise and parallel term sometimes used to express oppression based on gender identity and expression might be "genderism".

An alternative term sometimes used is governor in chief.