Sentence examples for same term of from inspiring English sources

"It's ugly," he concluded, using the same term of art, minus a few oaths, that I use when it's my turn at home to open the latest update on our retirement fund.

But there is a strong sense of "we know what we mean" by tragic: "we use the same term of Medea and Macbeth, the murder of a teenager and a mining disaster".

When placenta and other tissues were available at the same term of gestation (three fetuses), values were similar in two fetuses (74.6 vs. 74% and 78 vs. 78% for fetus 2a and 7a, respectively), while fetus' 2b mutant load was higher in placenta than in other tissues (57 ± 2% vs. 42 ± 2%, respectively).

Wayne Cascio, chief of the Division of Cardiology at East Carolina University's Brody School of Medicine, says he came up with the same term of "environmental cardiology" on his own, and Harvard's John Godleski, an associate professor of environmental health who has published eight related papers in recent years, uses the term as well.

The Lieutenant Governor is elected on the same ballot with the Governor, and to the same term-of-office as the Governor.

Whether she speaks in the same terms of her son who is black is unclear.

The same terms of repayment applied for a graduate to earn over £21,000 a year.

In return for normal trade relations, the same terms of trade we offer now to more than 130 other countries, China will open its markets to American products, from wheat to cars to consulting services.