Sentence examples for avoidance of the term from inspiring English sources

But only the Film Forum series uses the word "noir," and MOMA's avoidance of the term makes perfect sense.

But the official who supervised the Homeland Security memo disagreed in comments earlier this month to The Washington Times: Daniel Sutherland, who runs the Department of Homeland Security Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, insisted that the avoidance of the term Islam in conjunction with terrorism "is in no way an exercise in political correctness.

Like his words on Fox News for President Barack Obama's intentional avoidance of the term "radical Islamic terrorism" in the fight against ISIS and other militants in the Middle East and at home: "There are a lot of people that think maybe he doesn't want to get it," Trump said on Fox News in the aftermath of the weekend massacre at a night club in Orlando.

Avoidance of the term "pseudogynecomastia" could be doubly beneficial.

Delay in diagnosis is frequently reported as well as avoidance of the term osteoarthritis in favour of 'wear and tear'.

We would recommend the use of the term 'Whooley questions' and avoidance of the term 'PHQ-2'.

An example is the avoidance of the terms 'rape' and 'sexual assault' which participants frequently fail to respond to because they do not label their experiences as such, even if their experiences meet the legal definition for such offences.

This research has highlighted a number of issues regarding dementia diagnosis delivery, including an avoidance of the terms 'dementia' or 'Alzheimer's disease' (e.g., Karnieli-Miller et al., 2007).

The top of the priority list is marked by needs such as high efficacy, the avoidance of long term and short term side effects, but also by the improvement of emotional and social status.

The previous Section points to three areas of intervention depending on the source of the labor market problem: the stimulation of labor demand, the avoidance of long-term unemployment, and the elimination of educational mismatch.

Surprisingly, however, the characteristics "maximum increase of life expectancy" and "avoidance of the risk of long term damage" seem to be far less important in DCE than in the direct assessment of importance.