Sentence examples for an accepted term from inspiring English sources

So widespread is the practice that there is now an accepted term for it: "derisking".

[We even had an accepted term for LGBTQ people, which was] two-spirited.

Britart is an accepted term, and Damien Hirst, Tracey Emin, Gillian Wearing et al were happy to be known as YBAs, if only for the publicity it brought them.

(The temper and composition of steel used for crossbows had to be precisely controlled, and the expression "crossbow steel" became an accepted term designating steel of the highest quality).

Wica soon became an accepted term among the early Gardnerians, as Gardner's followers and initiates became known.

In the past, "colored people" was an accepted term used by white and black people alike (the "CP" in NAACP stands for "Colored People").

There is so little difference between the words used by Sir Paul and Sir Herman that further denial of an increasingly accepted term seems pointless.

To Mr. Berger, then, goes the credit of having contributed a universally accepted term to the international technical vocabulary of music.

This work rigorously investigated the scattering performance at the design frequency and cloaking bandwidth for aforementioned parameters on the cloak design by utilizing a widely accepted term called total scattering cross section.

Embryonic day 18.5 is a widely accepted term to study the structure of mouse skin in the course of follicle development.

Although "severe acidemia" is not a universally accepted term, it usually indicates that plasma pH is lower than 7.20 [ 3, 7, 8].