Sentence examples for school terminology from inspiring English sources

They are usually after a quick buck – despite paying lip service to feel-good business school terminology such as "shareholder value" and "strategy reviews" – and mostly they want the cash on the books and to hell with any long-term commitment.

In school terminology, it refers to children in grades 6 9.

In doctrine, he shows a synthetic tendency, combining the influence of Hippocratic medicine and that of the Sicilian school, and his terminology and methodology suggest Aristotelian influences.

Consider taking some classes at a junior college or business school in medical terminology, medical billing or other medical and business classes.

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

"For me having my own dojo is definitely a dream," said Ms. Muccini, using the karate terminology for school.

Keep in mind the show is designed for elementary school kids, so the terminology is somewhat simplified.

Even in high school everyone used that terminology "that's so gay" and "he's such a fag".

ELL students who have not yet acquired enough academic language by the end of the second grade, to understand "academic texts" or texts which contain academic terminology of school, will often hypothesize meaning in an attempt to interpret the message of oral and written input.

Each major school develops its own terminology (see for instance 'middle range theory' [ 11], theory of change [ 6] or programme theory [ 15]; or normative and causative theory [ 15] versus action and causal model [ 5].

After dinner — during which our correspondent was not permitted to sit at a table, and stared longingly at a gaping seat held for the actor Edward Norton's fiancée, who had stayed home sick — Mr. Norton schooled us on architectural terminology.