Sentence examples for be a useful term from inspiring English sources

As Steve Coll and many others have noted, there was something that could even be historical in the speech's argument that "war on terror" might not be a useful term any more.

Not a formal psychiatric diagnosis, codependency has come to be a useful term for discussing aspects of family dysfunction, particularly among participants in recovery groups like Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon.

We suggest that MAT could be a useful term to describe one such system.

We have taken the word 'gatekeeper' out of the title, but we still find it to be a useful term for explaining our results.

"Appropriate" is a useful term, sometimes.

Petit bourgeois is a useful term in this context.

"I don't think [Ebola-free] is a useful term.

Philanthropy is a useful term and indicates something more specialised than giving.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk EMERGING markets" is a useful term precisely because it is imprecise.

For example, " 'twee' is a useful term, because there really is no direct American equivalent," Mr. Sheidlower said.

So diverse, in fact, that at the start of Uncommon Ground you wonder if "British land art" is a useful term at all.