Sentence examples for behind term from inspiring English sources

Don't buy! Go elsewhere!" Although Mr. Lauder has been frequently cited by Council members as the villain behind term limits, Mr. Vallone sidestepped a question yesterday about whether he himself would boycott Estée Lauder cosmetics.

Companies who don't behave ethically will be left behind longer term so they can't afford not to".

The consultants do their best to maintain the mystique, pleading client confidentiality and hiding behind terms such as "value propositions" and "service offerings".

Corrupt payments hide behind terms ranging from innuendo to elaborate code.

For two sentences with synonyms, both LSA and PLSA consider them as unsimilar, but LDA can capture the semantics behind terms, and consider them as similar sentences.

It was very behind in terms of its food and now it's as good as anywhere, especially London.

Like Clark Kent, hiding behind his glasses and tie, my mother hid her superpowers behind the term "mother".

The second is that behind the term is an evolving set of technologies with great promise, and some pitfalls.

This week, JargonSpy looks at the story behind this term and the way it is transforming management.

Behind the term 'strategic', as Luhmann ([71] p. 1087) pointed out, lies the paradox of the inclusion of excluded possibilities.

An HSE spokesman said the campaign aimed to stop organisations "hiding behind the term health and safety" and to give the real - often valid - reasons behind their decisions.