Sentence examples for may term a from inspiring English sources
About contentions in Christian theology, for example, he says: "These all-consuming debates and formal encyclicals are constructed on what we may term a proliferating autogeny within a hermetic realm — what is at the core of arguments need not be true; it is sufficient that the layers upon layers of dialectical constructs fit snugly on top of one another".
We may term this the unificationist project.
A salt-free playa may be termed a clay pan, hardpan, dry lake bed, or alkali flat.
As metamorphism proceeds, the average crystal size increases, and mineral segregation develops; the rock then may be termed a phyllite.
These peptides are, in our set, the substrates for what may be termed a minimal eukaryotic phosphoproteome.
A lopsided score may well be termed a "rout" rather than a "win".
Perhaps what we may witness could be termed a "world war-lite".
The second stage may be termed Sacrifice; an auto-destruction, a self-overcoming whereby the initial rules, having been fully digested and satisfied, are thereby mutilated.
The term (called concept) in the ontology may be a generic term or a specific term.
Underemployment may be a term that graduates are more familiar with than students.
The general term may cover a variety of forms of economic and social organization.
