Sentence examples for become terms from inspiring English sources

If that mental leap seems a bit much, consider the extent to which "simple," "small" and "rustic" have become terms of architectural endearment in America and Europe in recent years.

Watch out for other unfamiliar words to reappear with new meaning: perhaps even "parsimonious", "abstemious", "penny wise" and "provident" might lose their negative associations and become terms of approbation.

Many of the poetic tropes found in Illmatic have also become terms and phrases within hip-hop lexicon.

This announcement comes on the heels of the jobs report for August 2011, which fueled existing anxiety over what has become termed as "the jobs crisis".

There is no dispute that some of what has become termed as street photography is important, engaging, well done and is (as it should be) considered art.

In some cases, lines of credit became term loans.

As a long term strategy it is flawed, but short term becomes long term.

But long-term thinking must become short-term thinking.

"Traffic accidents" and "traffic jams" will become archaic terms.

In France, "globalisation" and "délocalisation" have become derogatory terms for free market policies.

It's so easy for words to become blanket terms that tangle people up.