Sentence examples for termed to from inspiring English sources

When depression and mania alternate cyclically or otherwise appear at different times in the same patient, the person is termed to be suffering from bipolar disorder.

Mr. White lays out the narrow parameters of Peggy's life with an aggressive lack of visual flair in a style that might be termed, to bend a phrase from Gloria Grahame, Late Nothing.

Anyway, time for our first break, and I shall take this opportunity to give a "shout-out", I believe it's termed, to my friends Laura and John, who invited me round for dinner tonight and put up with having to eat early, me scoffing my food, and then legging it because I had to get home in time for Big Brother.

Weight at birth of less than 2,500 grams is termed to be low [9].

The test cell can be termed to "clutter plus target" hypothesis if its phase and magnitude all exceed the thresholds.

Based on this observation, we define a new sensitivity, position sensitivity termed, to model this effect (15).

1. Create short term to-dos, and long-term goals.

The term to use is "fee".

Kevin Durant has committed long term to Oklahoma City.

"You convert short-term to long-term by holding on".

There were 29 terms to his probation.