Sentence examples for term that can from inspiring English sources

He was given a twenty-one-year term that can be extended indefinitely — Norway's maximum sentence.

"Ordinary," though, is not a term that can be used for the other openers.

Tendinitis is a vague term that can indicate a tear of some degree.

Any term that can be stretched to incorporate Syriza and Fidesz is probably meaningless.

But he says engagement is a "fluffy term" that can slide past critical analysis.

This is the most general sense of a term that can be difficult to define.

We know that voters favor "border security," a term that can be defined in many ways — including support for ICE.

"G.I.'s" — a colloquial term that can be useful in headlines — refers to soldiers, or can describe troops in general.

In the N.B.A. lexicon, it's a term that can be either pejorative or complimentary, depending on the player in question.

In the short term, that can help state and federal officials budget their special education and mental health services needs.

It is another ill-defined term that can mean a host of specific limitations on the insured's freedom of choice.