Sentence examples for around this term from inspiring English sources
Since important media types are throwing around this term, I assume it is now the proverbial "new normal," and I'm going to start using it too, despite it being a totally clumsy way to deal with a difficult issue.
Since important media types are throwing around this term, I assume it is now the proverbial "new normal," and I'm going to start using it too, never mind how it is totally contrary to the way we all normally think about race.
"I can see a stitch-up around this term 'associate membership'.
Thrice in this short piece Brooks throws around the term "economic determinism" without bothering to define it.
It is thought the club had a wage bill of around £4.5m this term, and will be reducing it to just over £2m.
BBC Wiltshire understands the club had a wage bill of around £4.5m this term, and will be reducing it to just over £2m.
Stenhousemuir came close to a promotion play-off place last season and will be around mid-table again this term.
Although there are different definitions of this term floating around, when I talk with executives, I use it to mean managing the big issues rather than the small ones.
Sportswriters in the U.S. borrowed this term around 1920 from the occupational language of then legal bookmakers, who lined up at racetracks in the morning ("the morning line" is still figuratively used on every sports page) to take bets on the afternoon races.
While the term 'disruptive behaviour' was initially used to describe behaviours between clinicians that had the capacity to undermine safety or disrupt care [ 14, 15], ambiguity around the meaning of this term saw a move towards the umbrella term 'behaviours that undermine a culture of safety' [ 16].
