Sentence examples for term that only from inspiring English sources

Vortal A relatively new term that only sounds like something the cat dragged in.

President Bush decided at the start of his term that only his closest and most senior advisers should receive copies".

"Izakaya" is an umbrella term that only roughly translates as "pub"; it's a Japanese neighborhood hangout, somewhere on the spectrum between bar and restaurant, where there's booze and a lot of interesting food.

Sone of the proponents of this kind of confrontation call it "street theatre," a term that only hints at the degree to which the principal actors in the drama -the Weathermen and their friends, & the more vociferous policemen are governed by fantasy.

The no-slip condition at the surface of the moving particles is enforced via a momentum source term that only acts in the vicinity of the particle surface.

He argues that "Ulysses" forms part of the prehistory of imperialism a term that only appeared in the language in 1851.

A slightly more complicated example of a term that has only infinite reduction sequences is Y CKI).

Abbott's own primary school-level rhetoric painted people smugglers as "evil," a reductive and unhelpful term that is only one step above calling some people "goodies" and others "baddies".

Notably, the GOSlim term "mitochondrion" provides an example of a term that shows only a small numerical fold-enrichment value (1.3-fold at FDR≤10−6; Table S6).

Gender, a term that is only appropriate when applied to humans, is a cultural expression of sex, shaped by environment and experience.

However, the thing to keep in mind is that share buybacks and layoffs may be short-term moves that only boost the stock price in the near future.