Sentence examples for term that deserves from inspiring English sources

Femme fatale, the quaint label applied to movie vamps like Theda Bara during the silent era and later to the sirens of film noir, is a term that deserves to be taken out of mothballs, if only to describe the explosive, erotic screen presence of ASIA ARGENTO.

Huh?" (Economic View, Sept. 14), which discussed rising productivity amid weak demand in the economy: We are at the beginning of a long-term trend that deserves serious policy discussion.

It might take the gradual withdrawal of the United States to convince the Europeans that they need a long-term security strategy that deserves its name.

(If Andrew did in fact use the term "blackie," that deserves its own rage-inducing thinkpiece).

Publishers are a genuine long-term investment that bring a different value proposition that deserves to be recognized.

A crucial issue that deserves particular attention is the link between A β-driven Ca2+ deregulation and synaptic efficacy (long-term potentiation (LTP) and long-term depression (LTD)).

This is an issue that deserves attention.

There is no doubt that our nation faces serious fiscal challenges that deserve long-term solutions.

This story originally appeared on i-D The Velvet Underground & Nico, released in 1967 and one of the few albums that deserve the overused term seminal, has come to be seen as a benchmark in progressive, experimental pop and a testament to the influence that can swell when the line between art and music blurs.

Mr. Karzai described Afghanistan as a lion that deserved respect, and suggested it could set the terms with the United States.

Our study has limitations that deserve mention.