Sentence examples for plethora of terms from inspiring English sources

West Coast surfers, a territorial lot, have a plethora of terms for nonlocals: Trevor Cralle's "Surfin'ary: A Dictionary Of Surfing Terms and Surfspeak" lists put-downs like hondo, inlander, flatlander, valley and casper.

A plethora of terms including overeruption [1], hypereruption [2], supraeruption [3], supereruption [4], and continuous eruption [5, 6] have been used to describe the tendency of tooth movement in an occlusal direction following loss of antagonist contact.

In the 90s, when Amond was coming of age, the plethora of terms for gender identities and sexualities didn't exist.

The plethora of terms reflects the difficulty of choosing a "best" canonical class term for the precancerous lesions.

The terminology in the literature about posttraumatic stress disorder includes a plethora of terms whose meanings are not fully understood, and that, therefore, limit this terminology.

Unfortunately, the plethora of terms and the lack of a consensus on definitions have several negative implications for research and clinical practice.

The other nice thing about Mr. Berry's puzzles is the plethora of fresh terms.

Systemic bacterial infections frequently lead to a plethora of symptoms termed "endotoxic shock" or "sepsis".

Anyone with an aversion to the letter p: there is an uncanny plethora of intriguing culinary terms here all beginning with p. See poriyal, puffed rice, poori, payasum, parathas, poha upma… Best recipe?

At SponsorPay, for example, we have employees from 22 different countries who all contribute to our effort to build an international company while enjoying the plethora of options in terms of lifestyle and nightlife.

A template with dropdown menus for each of the core categories (imaging, surgery and oncology) would help to improve transparency of MDT decisions, increase clarity of treatment intent and reduce the plethora of potentially ambiguous terms currently used.