Sentence examples for appropriate term for from inspiring English sources
" 'Rhodo wrestling' may be the appropriate term for movement in the Smokies," Blozan said.
Debate continues about whether "denier" is an appropriate term for those who oppose the climate science consensus.
More than three decades later, a more appropriate term for flip taxes is "transfer fees," he said.
Re "A New Law in Tijuana Regulates the Oldest Profession" (news article, Dec. 13): A more appropriate term for prostitution would be "the oldest oppression".
The more it weighs, the more energy is needed to move it, and thus a vicious cycle occurs (which is also an appropriate term for pedal-powered flight).
The Met Office says that "unsettled" is the only appropriate term for conditions expected to last until almost the end of the month, when warmth and sunshine at last have a chance to put things right.
"By refusing to agree appropriate terms for Nokia's intellectual property, Apple is attempting to get a free ride on the back of Nokia's innovation," said Ilkka Rahnasto, vice president for legal and intellectual property at Nokia.
A Brooklyn-born linguist, he is well known on the late-night chat circuit: "If you've ever listened to a radio programme about neologisms or grammatical shifts or the way teenagers usurp and appropriate terms for their own subversive use, it will probably have been me who was wheeled in to say that change is good, elasticity is to be embraced".
The results of these models are then interpreted by a knowledge-based reasoning scheme to provide decision support information in appropriate terms for the emergency responder.
"Due to the interest of private-equity firms in the purchase of depository institutions in receivership, the FDIC has been evaluating the appropriate terms for such investments," the agency said Thursday.
The models included an intercept, indicators for complication groups, appropriate terms for the parameterization of LOS, and an interaction between the latter and complication groups.
