Sentence examples for between the term from inspiring English sources

As with banks, there is a mismatch (albeit a smaller one) between the term of funds' liabilities and their assets.

"Asylum's argument appears to ignore the connection between the term used to describe Homo floresiensis and Tolkien's hobbits," the judge wrote.

He drew a distinction between the term Islamist, a viewpoint that is often associated with extremism, and Islamic, the description of things rooted in the religion's sense of justice, hope and commitment.

The distinction between the term Bright Young People, meaning the original Ponsonby social set, and the more generic Bright Young Things, also in use at the time, is important in this study; but Taylor's tone of utmost seriousness as he parses the issue makes it seem like hairsplitting.

She mentioned that when referring to the person who was taking care of her daughter, she sometimes caught herself slipping between the term "nanny" — with its associations of full-time household staff in 19th-century England — and "baby sitter" — with its connotations of a high-school girl, part time, perhaps off the books.

Table 4 is an example of semantic analysis focusing on the relationship between the term and domains.

Further Questions for Discussion: –What is the difference between the terms "sea" and "ocean"?

Second, there's a politically charged tension between the terms "human rights" and "civil liberties".

For her, there is a distinct difference between the terms female and woman.

François Truffaut famously remarked that there was "a certain incompatibility between the terms 'cinema' and 'Britain'".

They vacillated between the terms of art, science and magic, between intention and opportunity, nature and culture.