Sentence examples for termed well from inspiring English sources
Research on World War I veterans showed that even those who might be termed well adjusted still reported that they were quick to anger, forgetful, anxious and regularly suffering from headaches and dizziness.
They are termed well-bedded, a type of primary stratification.
We are an ordinary family, with two incomes but certainly not what might be termed well-off, and all we want for our two children is a decent all-round education in a mixed school, where they are happy and able to thrive.
"Long term, well, there's nothing in the pipeline," Mr. McCahill said.
And when it comes the music business's terms, well, that's being reverse engineered.
BdotB is length B^2, and then these two terms, well, they're the same.
He gave her a 48-month prison term, well below the 10-year sentence prosecutors sought.
The term "well" means any well for the discovery or production of natural gas, crude oil, or both.
Every President running for reëlection begins to think about his second term well before victory is assured.
Looks like if she stays relevant, it will be on her own terms — well, hers and Jane's.
If success is defined purely in financial terms, well, MLB's revenues are currently up around the $9bn mark.
