Sentence examples for terms back from inspiring English sources

The bishops say that material inequality has widened and in practical terms back a living wage.

There was a need for such terms back then, because their crackpot counterparts held much greater sway in general discourse.

But I also didn't anticipate that, in taking on the words of the institution, same-sex couples would bring those terms back, refreshed, to me.

As is usual in these cases, the EU heads of mission here relayed the terms back to our capitals for views.

He believes their reputation is probably augmented by the brevity of their existence, although their split was never considered in those terms back then.

Geographers were busy analysing industrial location in these terms back in the 1960s and 1970s".Much the same goes for the other sort of models the kind concerned with convergence (or lack of it) in regional incomes.

It's a landscape that, in literary terms, backs directly on to Daniel Woodrell's Winter's Bone.

The first came at the start of his term, back in April, 2009, at Georgetown.

The earliest use of the term "back story" is recorded by the OED as recently as 1982.

Ferdinand, who needs constant medical care and specialized training because of a long-term back ailment, had not represented England for almost two years.

And just as Mr. Mitchell was on the radar screen for Foggy Bottom in a second term back then, so too is Mr. Kerry this year.