Sentence examples for terminology changes from inspiring English sources
Just as the searching terminology changes, so do the prayers.
And you need to remember that the terminology changes from state to state.
The Census Bureau explains that the terminology changes with each generation and that "Negro" was put in so that older members of the group would not feel outdated.
We propose a computable controlled vocabulary versioning system that allows cohort discovery tools to automatically expand queries to account for terminology changes.
Never mind the terminology; change it if you like, and there are indeed reasons for treating various entities with respect, protecting them from harm and so on.
The chief innovation of the structural theory was the way its new terminology changed the attitude of the analyst toward the patient's resistances.
"You can see how topics have risen and fallen over time, but you can also see the way language and terminology change over time," she said.
If the terminology changed to reflect this issue – so that we no longer talk about a "pay gap" but rather an "income gap" – then this predicament facing mothers would be more apparent.
Ross Burns, former Australian ambassador to Israel and now executive member of the Australia Palestinian Advocacy Network, said Bishop was "trying to row back the terminology change because the government has got itself into a silly mess".
