Sentence examples for developing a new term from inspiring English sources

The center also might consider developing a new term for the condition.

In 2005, in response to the success of eHarmony, Match.com began developing a new site — a longer-term-relationship operation with a scientific underpinning.

This group is currently developing a new standard: the Long-Term Evolution (LTE) of the 3G.

Findings are discussed in terms of developing a new measure to identify cognitive reading comprehension processes used during reading.

The long-term goal of developing a new nutrient paradigm is to provide consumers with appropriate public health guidance about healthy food choices for both traditional nutrients and bioactive food components.

Developing a new product?

"We are working closely with patient groups and health professionals to develop a new Long-Term Conditions Strategy.

"We are turning a page and will develop a new medium-term plan this year," Jean-Paul Chifflet, the bank's chief executive, said in a statement.

Contrast our Home Office announcements of clampdowns and measures "beginning to bite" with Australia recently announcing a new government-appointed council to develop "a new long-term strategy for the international education sector".

We have recently developed a new long-term Nasdaq system that will involve less trading and more relative strength and sector emphasis.

Subsequently, Liu and Chen (2007) improved the efficiency of TAIL-PCR and developed a new procedure termed high-efficiency thermal asymmetric interlaced PCR (hiTAIL-PCR).