Sentence examples for said terminology from inspiring English sources

Have we incorporated that to the right level?" Truss said terminology such as "one in 100-year" floods was not helpful, given the frequency with which such floods are happening, and the government was considering the use of clearer language.

Meanwhile, the Assembly's Presiding Officer Rosemary Butler said: "Terminology is important and there were undoubtedly difficulties in the early years of devolution in distinguishing in the public's mind between the National Assembly for Wales and the Welsh Assembly Government.

For instance, Meeker says, terminology makes a difference.

He said: "The terminology is incredibly unhelpful.

Mr. Abdellah said "the terminology used in the case was inflammatory" when the prosecutors raised the specter of terrorism.

"I would not call either country a threat, but both are challenges," she said, using terminology close to Mr. Gore's.

This said, inconsistent terminology in headache has arisen, largely because many headache disorders are chronic but with episodic manifestations.

"It's a platinum setting with a halo of diamonds around it," he said, using terminology he'd learned in his research.

Shea condemned the existing sexual education programs in state schools, saying the terminology encouraged children to become sexually active too early.

Australian retailer Target has been the subject of a large number of complaints, with viewers writing to the Advertising Standards Bureau (ASB) saying the terminology used was "demeaning to women" and referred to them as "pieces of meat".

This was evident when Michael Vick was asked if he knew that Cooper was capable of saying such terminology.