Sentence examples for term and one from inspiring English sources
The rest of the panelists had been avoiding the vulgar term, and one of them, a Trump booster named Scottie Nell Hughes, visibly flinched.
It is hardly an elegant term, and one that receives a very mixed response, but essentially it describes how culture and genetics intertwine to create the complexity of human life.
Notice the use of the word "crusade," an explicitly religious term, and one that simply ignores the fact that the last few major American interventions abroad -- in Kuwait, Somalia and the Balkans -- were all conducted in defense of Muslims.
Her Senate experience of one term and one year is the only time she had a decision-making role; therefore she has almost the same "traditional" experience as Senator Obama.
In less than two months, she could be elected vice president to serve under the oldest president, at 72, ever elected to a first term, and one with a history of recurring melanoma.
More likely, in the near term (and, one devoutly hopes, more likely than either of the unacceptables), is a continuation of the present anxious standoff, a miniature Cold War that alternates between periods of greater and lesser tension — a diplomatic version of Zeno's Paradox, with Iran edging ever closer to a bomb but never quite building and testing one.
Even in a short-term and one-on-one consulting setting, the intervention remained cost-effective (66).
They found that the majority of individuals are unable to maintain weight loss over the long term and one-third to two-thirds of dieters regain more weight than they lost.(2).
One was incomplete, using only three terms, and one was organized in no coherent manner and not documented on the accompanying website.
After two years, one jail-term and one front-page scandal after another, Amy Winehouse and Blake Fielder-Civil are no longer married.
Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg, for example, both left Harvard in mid-term, and one of Gates's proudest boasts is that he was responsible for persuading Steve Ballmer (now Microsoft's CEO) to drop out of Stanford.
