Sentence examples for for those terms from inspiring English sources

Distaste for those terms may be about the only thing on which some environmentalists and climate-change deniers can agree.

Most of the products labeled low-carb now list their "net carbs" or "effective carbs" (total carbohydrates minus fiber and sugar alcohols) even though the Food and Drug Administration has no definition for those terms.

A baker who makes a video ad about his bakery, for example, can buy words like "baking," "cookies" and "cake," and his video ad will show up when someone does a search for those terms on YouTube.

What's needed, and what's lacking, is leadership, both in Congress and from the White House, to set the terms of the debate — jobs before deficit reduction — and to fight for those terms, with failure not an option.

Since mid-2009, it has been replaced by the milder worry of a double-dip recession, as a count of Web searches for those terms on Google Insights suggests.

When users search for those terms, the business' ad appears beside search results.

We can also extract co-occurring terms from Probase for those noun terms.

But note Green's response when Iain Wright, the chair of the business select committee, asked for clarification in those terms.

And the passage of marriage equality has, for me, reimbued those terms with their right and proper significance.

No Giants team has been thought of in those terms for 14 seasons.

There would be economic sanctions for failing to meet those terms.