Sentence examples for same term for from inspiring English sources

Speakers of Athabaskan languages often use the same term for a language and its associated ethnic group (similar to the use of 'English' for both a language and a people), typically naming these with some form of 'person' or 'human,' as with Navajo diné.

Indeed, while Salesforce applies the term to how businesses use social media — and has been marketing a suite of services to help them do this — Salesforce today acknowledged that the social sector uses the same term for "organizations that apply commercial strategies to improve human and environmental well-being such as reducing poverty or improving education".

Or just Spouse (the same term for men or women, heterosexual or gay)?

In subjective experience each tiny chunk of unitary experience is a qualia (the Latin word from which we get the word "quality" -- we will use the same term for singular and plural).

Within a few hours, the president of the United States applied the term "wacko" to one of the most accomplished public servants in our nation's history and then used precisely the same term for a deranged murderer.

It should be kept in mind that one gene can be annotated to the same term with more than one evidence code and that multiple annotations to the same term for the same gene could even share the same reference.

Besides, Sunbeam was offering the same terms for all the bondholders.

Once negotiated, though, the agreement's terms will become public, and universities may demand the same terms for their researchers.

But is uplift on the same terms, for the same ends, the right framework for viewing African-American, or any other American, history in 2007?

The department is expected to seek the same terms for contracts over Coen and Hopevale, the latter being Pearson's home town.

Al Jazeera uses the same terms for U.S. actions in Iraq as it does for Israeli actions in the West Bank -- Iraq is under U.S. "occupation," and Iraqis killed are "martyrs".