Sentence examples for term of being from inspiring English sources

We at WWF often use the term of being a 'critical friend' in our engagement with business.

"I don't want to run the risk of being judged by a potential non-One Nation supporter which could fall under the term of being bias".

Redknapp had accused Taarabt, who has made only two substitute appearances in the Premier League to date this term, of being overweight, prompting the 25-year-old – who spent time on loan at Milan last season – to respond: "[Redknapp] spends most of the time in his office but when he gets off the phone he comes down to watch for five or 10 minutes – he never takes a session.

"It's both a task in terms of being a communicator, and a task in term of being a decider".

Feminism is accused as a term of being old-fashioned, aggressive, insufficiently inclusive, not doing enough to solve sexism, and carrying too much baggage.

In terms of being screwed, he was hardly alone.

Think in terms of being "excited" rather than "nervous".

Consider the detriment in terms of being the wrong target.

Yet Herbert Hoover was perhaps, in terms of being a humanitarian, one of our most humanitarian presidents".

"She's the best of the group in terms of being a detective," Black points out.

But certainly it's helped us out in terms of being part of the debates".