Sentence examples for shorthand term from inspiring English sources
The shorthand term for what she felt was "competitive tiredness".
The shorthand term for that distinction is hypocrisy.
The shorthand term for the complex subject is jury nullification.
"Every other word out of someone's mouth is about hydrofracking," she said, using the shorthand term.
Among Russians, Kamchatka has served as a shorthand term for remoteness.
Hiroshima and Nagasaki are often used as a shorthand term for war crimes.
Shorthand terms for the people who had passed them financially, such as "Newport" or "the Four Hundred," are always used pejoratively in T.R.'s correspondence.
The speed of these connections is measured with shorthand terms like T-1 (1.5 megabits per second), T-3 (45 mbps), OC-3 (155 mbps) or OC-12 (622 mbps).
And so, long before the names Enron and WorldCom became shorthand terms for accounting misdeeds, other names in just the last century came to be used to describe whole categories of fraud.
Learn shorthand terms for common times.
Having worked with the same core group for 15 years, he says: "There's a shorthand in terms of what the overall ambition is, and what the outcome is going to be".
