Sentence examples for degraded term from inspiring English sources

If Baldwin argued that the degraded term was invented by whites out of desperation, and had nothing to do with black people, O.J. seemed to embrace the term as a way to distance himself from the African American community.

Before running wild with assumptions, this is not a story about a "female entrepreneur" or a "girl boss" or a "She-EO," degrading terms that reinforce the notion that a real leader is a guy.

Besides the problem of using such a degrading term — not to mention one so closely linked to foreign imperialism — it does not apply to Venezuela.

It is a degrading term that implies there is something wrong with being gay.

I've had my home labeled as a venue with a nasty degrading term on multiple social media sites.

The majority of Libyan rangeland under the 100-mm isohyet is too degraded in terms of both soil fertility and vegetation for recovery within the short term either by natural improvement or even with human assistance.

Over the years, the condition of the rivers, lake and ponds has been degraded in terms of water pollution, river environment and ecosystem [41].

In well-developed urban areas, most aquatic environments may be degraded in terms of water and sediment quality, as well as the essential hydraulic circulation.

Water needed for irrigation of cultivated land is being degraded in terms of quantity and quality due to growing demand for the use of water.

With this process, the data reliability of MAC protocol becomes degraded in terms of delay and consumes a higher energy of nodes.

The lack of the DC component computation suggests that compressed images resulting from the application of T are expected to be severely degraded in terms of perceived image quality.