Sentence examples similar to termed ones from inspiring English sources

Gerald Finzi might be termed one of classical music's wrens.

It has been termed one-phase chromatography because there is no stationary phase.

The talk revolved around what might otherwise be termed one another's private lives.

But in temporarily alleviating one problem, it created other, longer-term ones.

On a wider point, who's to say that diets – even short-term ones – are all bad?

And long-term ones.

The long-term ones pose real challenges for our country.

They are almost as striking as the short-term ones.

The longer-term benefits are not yet clear, but the near-term ones are.

I began to see what happens when you convert short-term memories to long-term ones.

Of all the ticktock marketing techniques, such long-term ones might be the most effective.