Sentence examples for term sharing from inspiring English sources

I try to not use that term, "sharing economy", because the word "sharing" brings with it so much existing expectations that does not match reality.

The 24-year-old has only 11 Leinster starts to his name this term, sharing duties with the Kiwi playmaker Jimmy Gopperth.

The guidos and guidettes – their term – sharing a summer house in the garbage-strewn streets of New Jersey's Seaside Heights (think Blackpool in the 70s and add urine) do nothing.

Yet, despite their divergent paths, these two movements continue to be lumped under the same term: sharing economy.

Yet the term "sharing economy" is something of a misnomer since it bears little relationship to what we have traditionally understood as sharing.

Because that's exactly what any sensible person — including, in this case, government civil servants — thinks of when they hear the term sharing economy.

At many universities, the term "shared governance" refers to the role faculty play in shaping the academic environment.

The term shared reservoir is given to such hydrocarbon deposits.

The term "shared vision" is about the collective view of the future.

Aristotle calls the term shared by the premises the middle term (meson) and each of the other two terms in the premises an extreme (akron).

They use the term "share nothing," to demonstrate to the small business that their server is theirs only.