Sentence examples for borrowing a term from inspiring English sources

One such way is the event on Friday, called the Common Pitch, borrowing a term from the ad industry.

Ultimately, we settled on "human frailty," borrowing a term from demographers who study patterns of death across the population.

Borrowing a term from economists, insurers warned that unlimited mental health benefits posed a "moral hazard" to employers and insurers.

Some therapists, borrowing a term used in Alcoholics Anonymous, call frequent moving "pulling a geographic," seeking external changes to change internal problems.

In 1960, borrowing a term used by French restaurateurs, the European Commission recruited its first stagiaires.As the apparatus of governments grew, so did the number of placements.

An executive from another network, borrowing a term used by the military, said, "Things are not at the same def-con level".

McEwan explained, "Writing is a bottom-up process, to borrow a term from the cognitive world.

The relationship between movies and dreams has always been — to borrow a term from psychoanalysis — overdetermined.

But she was also — to borrow a term from long ago — his patron.

To borrow a term I use very, very rarely, Tarzan is not "woke".

To borrow a term from linguistics, interliths were liberated from their syncategorematic state".