Sentence examples for be the right term from inspiring English sources

What would be the right term?

Well, "exact" may not be the right term; the distances are somewhat approximate.

We realized however, that "critical size" may not be the right term as changes in CENP-A quantity do not necessarily reflect centromere size (as measured as the part of the genome covered by CENP-A).

"What is the right term for that?" he said.

Managed growth is the right term, and that's what we're doing".

And you've always been — well, what's the right term for it?

"I'm not sure what is the right term in Australian terminology.

"I don't know if Cinderella is the right term," Ludwig said.

The market has to be enthusiastic ("bullish", I think, is the right term), since its activities are predicated on success.

"You always want to be the leader," Mr. Trott said, "But 'friendly competition' is the right term".

"I don't know if the term 'switched on' is the right term or the right way to describe, but I am all on for tomorrow," Matsuzaka said.