Sentence examples for among the terms from inspiring English sources

Still, purists valiantly draw distinctions among the terms.

Among the terms whose frequency escalates after 1960 are caring, nurturing, infant, toddler and childhood.

(Among the terms that appear more in vogue are "social investment," "venture philanthropy" and "giving back to the community").

Among the terms was a requirement that libraries put their own technology in place to block commercial search services other than Google, he said.

Among the terms of the probation is that they cooperate with the Chester County, Pa., Department of Children, Youth and Families, which retains custody of Steven.

Among the terms being discussed are expanding Barnes & Noble's nine-member board by up to three additional directors chosen by Mr. Burkle, these people said.

Among the terms of the agreement is that the settlement is not to be regarded as an admission of guilt by the league.

— Julia Moskin The Atlantic: One of those explanations that can't be repeated too often: the differences among the terms organic, local, seasonal and sustainable — courtesy of Marion Nestle.

Look back at predictions for the housing market in 2013 and several words appear again and again: "flat", "static" and "treading water" were among the terms favoured by estate agents, lenders and other property market commentators.

Sampling weights were used to account for the over-sampling of multiple births among the term group.

The main goal of the standardization process is therefore to reduce the number of corresponding synonyms among the term pairs to the most recognized alternative or alternatives.