Sentence examples for as it terms from inspiring English sources

(This Babbage has worked with Amazon's API for years and has had no problems thanks to studious adherence to the program's rules, even as they have grown increasingly baroque).Amazon requires that information it provides from its product-advertising API (as it terms this data) be used solely to promote sales.

The Your Voice, Your Vote consortium, as it termed itself, commissioned polls.

Two hours into my outdoor excursion, however, I realized that it was, as I termed it then, "the biggest mistake I've ever made".

In particular, the review highlights what it terms as a "chasm in benefit coverage" in Japan.

However, the "responsibility deal", as it is termed, has been criticised as failing to deliver any real impact.

Because it is low in fat, halibut benefits from a little, ahem, "enhancement," as it's termed here in L.A.

The "Colosseum" as it was termed, was an outdoor gym which retained sides of the former building.

This polarization, as it is termed, may fuel disease progression or promote resolution of inflammation.

The "deja vu", as I termed it, began creeping over me again.

I think that is as good as it gets in terms of support.

The Journal is as good as it gets in terms of high-quality journalism.