Sentence examples for terms like this from inspiring English sources

Twitter, LivingSocial and Square have all reportedly required new investors to agree to terms like this.

"It is simply counterproductive to stigmatise our highly technical and creative industry with terms like this," he said.

If terms like this were copyright and I got a royalty payment every time the phrase is used, I should be a rich man by now".

One of the problems with simplistic terms like this, however, is that their ease of use and humour risk diluting any message.

He spoke in terms like this throughout our conversation, with an unrelenting deliberateness, as if from a page of talking points.

A good REF performance 'earns' us our future research funds; and, cast in positive terms like this, the process obscures the fact that competition is reducing the state's commitment to the total research capacity of the nation and its academies.

Chris Dyett at Investec said: Recent profit warnings from competitors leads us to be cautious short term, but we like this stock longer term and retain our target price [of £16.50], based on international peer multiples, and our buy recommendation.

Among the famous Bushisms cited in this book are: his use of terms like "mential" ("This is still a dangerous world.

Let's redefine this toxic term like this: "Senior moment: (1) Any accomplishment, large or small, possible because acuity, confidence and gumption increase with age.

And his trademark comedy bit revolves around affectionate updates of the term, like this one: "If you work without a shirt on and so does your husband, you might be a redneck".

You never know when a really precise term like this will come in handy.