Sentence examples for it being termed from inspiring English sources

The banks, which met under the auspices of the Institute of International Finance, a lobbying group of the 400 biggest banks and insurance firms in the world, were trying to reshape a proposal to give Athens more time to repay loans as they come due without it being termed a default.

Both the extended media coverage and the theatrical plays and film the murder inspired have led to it being termed a "celebrity crime", and to Leigh being referred to as a "celebrity victim".

ST131 has emerged over the last decade to become the globally dominant strain type associated with extraintestinal disease and dissemination of multidrug resistance, leading to it being termed the pandemic E. coli (Rogers et al. 2011).

Think about how the installation impacts you, and whether you agree with it being termed art or not.

It is termed entanglement.

"It's termed 'death row syndrome'.

In days of old it was termed 'word blindness'.

It is termed, "morphogenesis".

It is termed as content-aware resizing.

It is termed The Poor Man's Ensemble (PME).

Later it was termed SPIM (selective plane illumination microscopy) [5].