Sentence examples for terminology earned from inspiring English sources

Mayasa al-Naimy, an Iraqi staff member of N.D.I., gamely translated the exotic campaign terminology: "earned media," "communications strategy," "wedge and base issues".

A few holders of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have earned (or "mined," as the terminology goes) their coins by providing the computing power that enables and verifies transactions in the network.

They have earned the equivalent of a master's degree in football -- in football terminology, in football strategy and in football culture.

Money earned.

Not earned.

"In disciplines like the team sprint where the event can be raced over non-standard tracks (thus the distance can vary) the terminology for the British team's achievement is "world best"," asserts John Ogmore, and earns my gratitude.

The concepts, the terminology, the structure of science writing, the ability to conduct research, and the experience of writing labs and papers--everything that I learned in earning my science degree comes in handy now.

Terminology changes.

The terminology is revealing.

First, some terminology.

Terminology is everything.