Sentence examples for term that has from inspiring English sources

In the long term, that has an effect on affordability.

There is a pejorative term that has entered the lexicon of cricket.

The word "negro" may be an offensive, derogatory term that has no place in modern prose.

"Street food" itself seems a term that has arisen from the sector's growing self-consciousness.

What is this movie marketing term that has so captivated the merchants of dreams in Hollywood?

It makes sense, then, for terrorists to associate themselves with a term that has positive connotations.

"It's a term that has been well thumped, but I think you need it".

But then he repeated the term that has infuriated union officials.

"It is a hot spot," he said, using the term that has become synonymous with Amil.

One wants to have access to a term that has not been banalized.

The problem Democrats have is not so much that turnout falls in a mid-term: that has always been true.