Sentence examples for in terming from inspiring English sources
Now here's the sticky part, and the reason I hedged before in terming all these beers lambic.
Down at the White House, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, the Connecticut Democrat who sparked a storm of criticism of Mr. Clinton last September in terming the President's behavior "disgraceful" and "immoral," emerged from a meeting.
She follows Hintikka in terming 'strong equivalence' what is here for simplicity referred to as 'logical equivalence'.
The Japanese government is stepping in, terming the situation an "emergency".
The findings in the present series correspond with the literature in terming SRUS as a misnomer.
This is in line with other authors who also found that the type of institution is the most important factor in terming overall perception of quality of care in Mexico [ 17, 18].
But in terms of feelings?
In terms of cash, certainly.
In terms of racial desegregation?
In terms of celebrating? A.
