Sentence examples for terms like the from inspiring English sources

Terms like, "the iron pipeline," and the export of illegal guns to other states, as well as background checks for all sales at gun shows are examined in the study.

82– 84 While the key pathophysiologic processes in the frailty syndrome described herein, including chronic inflammation, likely have adverse impacts on the aging brain, terms like "the frail brain" or "cognitive frailty" are controversial, because they may not be easily distinguishable from mild cognitive impairment or dementia.

Terms like "the community method", "Coreper" or "co-decision" seem almost designed to scare people off.

The Framers preferred to avoid using impolite terms like "the slave trade".

"They were using substitute, vague terms like the 'numbers at the bottom'".

Whatever terms like the Sexual Revolution suggest, only now has public entry been permitted again.

Contemporary children, they insist, do not use terms like "the bee's knees".

"It appears obvious that the recourse to disguised terms like… the doctor [or] the nurse hide high-level, and probably corrupt, contacts able to impose their will".

Is there a distribution that provides the auto-terms concentration as good as in the Wigner distribution, while eliminating the cross-terms like the spectrogram does?

There are clinical terms ― like the epicanthal folds.

Which isn't to say it's a disappointment: on the contrary, it's awesomely entertaining, provided you accept it on its own terms ... Like the original film, it's a Boy's Own adventure yarn with a corny but irresistible spiritual subtext.