Sentence examples for friendly term from inspiring English sources
"Sex workers" is "not a family friendly term," Barbara Haux, a CBS Outdoor senior account executive, wrote in a rejection e-mail to the clinic.
"But that all went out the window when the Tories came in," she says, and describes a Conservative councillor - "spawn of Satan" is her friendly term for him - "bouncing down to the estate with all this wonderful talk of a new project - it's going to have this, it's going to have that.
When that happens, consumers will realize they don't need so many me-too products around them, and as the interest rates begin to rise again and VC vintages are over, we may see valuations turn the current game much more "interesting" — or perhaps even a much less friendly term.
Should reporters refer to this white nationalist sliver of the president-elect's supporters as neo-Nazis or the more friendly term coined by Spencer, the "alt right"?
Well, the exponential acceleration of our information technology and of our processing mechanisms certainly raises the notion of the soon to be born enhanced intelligence -- which in my perspective is a much more friendly term and one inviting a hopeful future for our next generations.
Moreover, the noun pathway suggests a more "friendly" term than conveyer belt with all that this implies about an impersonal or industrial model of care.
We parted on friendly terms.
They started on friendly terms.
But he remained on friendly terms.
"We're on friendly terms with them.
