Sentence examples for defunct term from inspiring English sources

Imus had breathed new life into a defunct term of racial abuse from the deep south by referring to a team of black female basketball players as "nappy headed hos".

The foundation changed the classification again in 2005 and plans another update later on this year, yet despite these series of changes, the defunct term still gets tossed around in academic circles.

Crocodilia and Crocodylia have been used interchangeably for decades starting with Schmidt's redescription of the group from the formerly defunct term Loricata.

Shinsei Bank, formed from the remains of the defunct Long- Term Credit Bank, raised its profit outlook 59percentt for the year that ended on March 31.

"But we've moved so far away from that now and we've become so introspective in terms of Australia's role and the prevention of people being resettled from Nauru and Manus, that the original move is defunct in terms of its purpose".

Its centerpiece is the Wayback Machine, which holds more than two hundred and seventy-nine billion snapshots of Web pages, dating back to the nineties, which might otherwise have vanished from the public record: everything from articles in now defunct publications to Terms of Service agreements, which can (and have) been used as court evidence.

Funimag, which is in English and French, includes definitions of funicular terms, pictures of defunct funiculars, a guestbook and links to funicular sites throughout the world.

An historically important, though now largely defunct, theory explained it in terms of penalty.

Noting that Mr. Donaldson had said earlier that annual earnings would exceed $4.80 a share this year, Mr. Lane said his "credibility is now defunct, at least for the short term".

Judge Arterton upheld two large penalties against Long-Term Capital, which is defunct -- one totaling 20percentt of its $40 million tax bill, the other 40percentt.

The arrangement moves the apartments from the terms made under the defunct Limited Dividend Nonprofit Housing Corporation or Association Law, to the legislation that replaced it in 1991, the Long Term Tax Exemption Law.