Sentence examples for term of those from inspiring English sources

It doesn't help that Mr. Penenberg and his co-author come off as such true believers in the power of competitive intelligence, the preferred term of those in the "spy community" to describe everything from faking identities to hitting the library.

Thus, with AHP significances (relative weights) among criteria that are hierarchically non-structured and vice versa in term of those belonging to a higher level are determined.

Technically, "nationalism" -- the preferred term of those, like Trump and Bannon, who claim that they simply seek to support beleaguered and marginalized whites, not white domination -- is not as objectionable as its bedfellows -- "alt-right," "white nationalism," or, "white supremacy".

So when the imaginary terms are multiplied together, the square root of negative 1 multiplied by itself yields negative 1, negating the result and making it real; whereas the numbers ad and bc remain imaginary, since the square root of negative 1 is still a term of those products.

Terms of those agreements were not disclosed.

The companies did not disclose terms of those deals.

You can think of this distinction in terms of those light switches.

In terms of those votes that were arguably valid, Florida — still — is too close to call.

Tidal cannot control the terms of those deals any more than its rivals can.

Major oil companies had little interest in the terms of those contracts, either.

The terms of those plea bargains largely decide the defendant's sentence.