Sentence examples for of better term from inspiring English sources

"I started to think about what the difference would be between now and later and the biggest difference between now and later is that after 35 my eggs start to... age, I guess, for the lack of better term".

I can think of a couple of better terms.

There have been some lively debates over the last two years that have pitted, for lack of better terms, realists against idealists.

daAny question can be discussed under the "one China" principle," the new report says, repeating the offer of better terms than Hong Kong got.

And there have been some lively debates over the last two years that have pitted, for a lack of better terms, realists against idealists.

For lack of better terms, we might refer to these two types of application as "passive" and "active" applications, respectively.

"At this point we've got two domains: the slightly dead and the very dead, for lack of better terms," says Abella.

Whilst you may get the benefit of better terms and more money, the relationship may get strained if the investment doesn't go to plan.

Francis refused, holding out for the possibility of better terms from Richard.

It's always a great crowd and, for lack of better terms, it's a like religious experience unlike really anything else you can do.

This included basic terminology, such as not using "illegal aliens" or even "undocumented workers" in favor of better terms such as "aspiring citizens" or "new Americans".