Sentence examples for creation of terms from inspiring English sources

In addition to the diversity resulting from a history of linguistic hybridization, English has a tendency to assimilate words from other languages and to include the de novo creation of terms as the need arises.

Just imagine the creation of terms such as "Bomb Holocaust".

During the course of the curation, 49 new peroxisome-related terms were identified for addition to the ontologies, highlighting that an important role of the curator is to identify and request the creation of terms missing from GO.

Even Ronald S. Lauder, the cosmetics heir who spent millions supporting the creation of term limits, signed on to the Council's effort.

In this case, if α < n(G), it will result in the creation of extraneous terms that are a subset of a 'real' term.

Last year, several lawmakers in Mexico City proposed the creation of short-term, renewable marriage contracts with terms as brief as two years.

The second strategy that encourages adoption of short-term goals is prompting the creation of short-term goals.

This includes the creation of long-term policies with clear and integrated targets, instead of continuing to rely on short-term projects that are updated from year to year, or scrapped.

On Wednesday, the union announced the creation of the term "plutoid" for a dwarf planet beyond the orbit of Neptune.

These suggestions include the creation of longer term contracts and increasing access to financing tools such as power purchase agreements.

The magazine is the creation of long-term gay couple Jeff Crockett and Giorgiou Severi, who also publish Europe's leading fertility magazine, Fertility Road.