Sentence examples for its own term from inspiring English sources

This Afterle originally appeared on VICE US.

In fact, it is so common that it has its own term (first coined by British economist Richard Auty): the Resource Curse.

It truly deserves its own term because it's as formidable and potent a force in a writer's career as the good kind.

So common is the process, it has its own term and Twitter hashtag: #Columbising – when, like Christopher Columbus, white people think they have discovered something that was already in existence.

This practice became so common that it had its own term: the "widow's mandate" or "widow's succession".

But I think the aspects that make "cloud computing" something IT shops should consider in the first place make it worth having its own term.

It sets its own terms, has its own rhythm and it dwells in its own particularities.

People should just view it on its own terms.

We need to consider it on its own terms.

We must deal with it on its own terms".

See the movie, and enjoy it on its own terms.