Sentence examples for term because from inspiring English sources

"Donor-conceived" is a clumsy term, because, in relation to me, the man in the clinic was not a donor.

"The question is whether J. P. Morgan can weather the near term, because obviously that will be difficult".

It's a good term, because that's what it is.

Cameron may yet sneak a second term because of the recent, voter-enriching oil price fall.

I don't like that term because I'm just about in that category.

I could read by the end of the term because she taught us so brilliantly.

"I'm comfortable with the term because of what it insinuates," he says.

Mayor Wellington Webb cannot seek a fourth term because of term limits.

Unlike Adebolajo, 29, he was spared a whole life term because of his age and lesser role in the attack.

Wenger said: "Jack was always out long-term because he was out three weeks.

Forest growth experiments are inherently long-term because they are dominated by slow processes with strong transient dynamics.