Sentence examples for suggested term from inspiring English sources

When a user taps the suggested term or terms, the App Store kicks off a new search for the specified keywords.

But his suggested "term limiting" of American military occupation is an implicit criticism of the Bush administration, which hopes to see troops in Iraq for decades to come.

When that search is refined with the suggested term "Labor Force and Unions," however, the ratio of positive to negative sentiments drops closer to one to one.

"Sonations" is the suggested term for intentionally modulated communicative sounds produced by non-syringeal structures such as bills, feet, and feathers, or combinations thereof (Bostwick and Prum 2003).

He suggested terms like "harmonious revolution" and, instead of "Renaissance," "Neo-sance".

Vacation Homes Unlimited, with both Internet and directory memberships ($30 and $65), has a particularly useful site with a section covering such matters as suggested terms of an exchange agreement and insurance.

Start typing "cuck" into PornHub's search bar and you will be hit with a multitude of suggested terms, each more graphic than the last.

The user launches search queries by selecting the suggested terms.

Author's response: For the sake of clarity, we have now introduced the above suggested terms.

Consequently, we suggested terming IDO-specific T cells "supporter T cells" (Tsup) due to their immune enhancing function [ 41].

Six patients regarded the term "exhausted" as being too strong or confusing and suggested terms referring to a lesser degree of fatigue.