Sentence examples for over terminology from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the skirmishing over terminology — the metaphor war — continues.

They argued over terminology and historical perceptions: Were the Palestinians expelled from their land?

And today we know what squabbling over terminology means in Iraq -- defeat!

Such disagreements over terminology emphasise just how new the technology is.

But Frank Kirkpatrick, dean of the first-year program, reports that one professor's concern over terminology led to changes in advertising sent to incoming students each summer.

(Pronto) He allows even the most brutal of his gangsters the right to bicker over terminology – "'We didn't kidnap him,' Louis said, 'we took him hostage.'" (Riding the Rap).

In June, Cameron criticised the BBC over its terminology.

There is some debate over the terminology: Britain prefers the euphemistic; the US tends towards the medical.

We witnessed in Durban wrangling and hair splitting over legal terminology, as well as bald-faced delaying tactics that threated to derail the negotiations.

Though the differences between its various styles may be inscrutable to most people, mavens like Popin Pete of the seminal West Coast hip-hop dance crew the Electric Boogaloos have been known to split hairs over its terminology.

(Reuters) Pinickity wikiness In a blink and miss it interview with PCWorld.com, Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales describes the "delightful religious wars" among the wiki community over the terminology for Creative Commons Licenses and GNU Free Documentation.