Sentence examples for from terms from inspiring English sources

Europeans shy away from terms for it that could hint of fascism.

The partners, who are wine aficionados, took the inspiration for the name of their company, as well as the Montrose, from terms associated with Bordeaux.

In addition to finding the perfect phrase — ideally one missed by the myriad competitors bidding to be linked with Google search terms — it is important to cut any losses from terms that are expensive and not yielding many customers.

In Brussels, the club of 17 euro zone finance ministers that had signed the bailout plan for Cyprus held an emergency conference call Monday evening and tiptoed back from terms of the arrangement, by agreeing to consider a new deal that could lighten the burden for less well-to-do Cypriots.

I'll try to stay away from terms like "empowerment".

Interior vertices are determined from terms in the action.

The infant was just a couple of months from term.

Transportation costs between facilities are obtained from term (5).

Conclusion: Histamine increases spontaneous, but inhibits tonic, contractions of uterine strips from term pregnant nonlaboring women.

Thus, the theory of LO-refinement from term (1) to term (8) can be adapted and improved as follows.

Both parties are consciously choosing to ignore the longer term trend, one that isn't measured from term to term, but is measured over decades.