Sentence examples for term proposed from inspiring English sources

(173 votes) pairage: term proposed by Utah legislator Kraig Powell to refer to same-sex marriages.

But the implications of postblackness or -- to use a term proposed by the historian David A. Hollinger -- postethnicity, are too far-reaching and problematic to be taken lightly.

It is based on the lattice Boltzmann equation with external forcing term proposed by Guo et al. [Z.

Different types of Pitot tubes have been used to check the validity of the correction term proposed.

Pritzker had rejected an unfavorable term proposed by Trump, but at the closing Trump forced it through, knowing that Pritzker was on a mountain in Nepal and could not be reached.

The show's title was "Applied Fantastic," a term proposed by the writer Leopold Tyrmand in 1954 to describe do-it-yourself renditions of high-fashion looks that were unavailable to Poles under Communism.

In practical terms, proposed food drops are little more than a public relations exercise, which only creates more confusion.

The Big East confirmed Saturday that ESPN had kept the conference's rights by matching financial terms proposed by NBC.

The terms proposed by his legates to a council in Constantinople in 869 870, however, were unacceptable to many Byzantine ecclesiastics.

Phoenix chief executive Clive Bannister said: The terms proposed by CVC did not reflect our view of the full value of Phoenix and its stable, long-term cash flows.

The increase took the shares to 172p, just below the 175p terms proposed by Steinhoff, announced after the stock market had closed on Friday.