Sentence examples for term for all from inspiring English sources

Boys, there is a military term for all this; it's called a "retreat".

The general term for all this — from "house style" to a Gould-like proof — is copy editing.

There is a term for all those things that companies do to mop up their publicly held stock: de-equitization.

The business term for all this clear-cutting is "disintermediation": the elimination of the "gatekeepers," as Bezos calls the professionals who get in the customer's way.

Cancer is the general term for all malignant tumours.

One term for all would be to homogenize a category that is disturbingly broad.

I believe the umbrella term for all this would be "gentle humour".

"Guided meditation is a catch-all term for all spoken content that is telling you what's what.

They do not include any ensemble known as agrupaciones; that is an overall term for all the groups.

"Ionians" (Homeric: Iawones; Persian: Yauna; Hebrew: Yewanim; Turkish and Arabic: Yunani) became and remained the Oriental term for all Greeks.

Bark, on the other hand, is an inclusive term for all tissues outside of the vascular cambium.