Sentence examples for particular terms from inspiring English sources

At that point, the electronic documents can be searched for particular terms.

They can also block particular terms when they are used in search queries or instant messages.

She also found that scores for particular terms tended to cluster together.

There is an unnamed but equivalent phenomenon with word associations, when particular terms get stuck together and can't be separated.

She was the last British prime minister openly and emphatically to acknowledge the influence of Christianity on her thinking, in particular terms not fuzzy ones.

(Elliott maintains that it's never made an argument about the broader meaning of pari passu, saying that it's proffered only specific readings of the particular terms of its contracts with Peru and Argentina).

"Megaginormous" was the particular term he used.

"There's been a slew of films that haven't done that particular term or genre proud.

Google makes money by charging for the clicks on ads that come up when you search for a particular term.

This particular term is so dated and corrupted that a reader is likely to suspect we mean the opposite.

You hand over some money for a particular term, say 10 years, and you earn a guaranteed minimum of 1 or 2percentt a year over that period.