Sentence examples for terms to adopt from inspiring English sources

(The scores provide a clear incentive, too, for borrowers who want better loan terms to adopt better financial habits).

Now a mother, she abandoned "Hollyweird" (her term) to adopt Baltimore as a base of operations.

With the expanding repertoire of neuroimaging modalities, it makes sense in the long term to adopt a multi-factorial model that plugs in continuous measures of AD and VBI as independent variables and looks to continuous measures of various cognitive domains as the outcome.

But it's interesting for anyone given to thinking about blockbusters in geopolitical terms that, to adopt Hunger Games parlance, heat for the franchise is now burning strongest outside the Capitol.

Thus, here again we see that medieval theories of consequence never completely abandon the term perspective to adopt an exclusively sentential/propositional perspective.

We are also reviewing terms and conditions to adopt best practices from the private and public sectors, creating an employment package that a good, modern employer would offer and tackling those terms that could leave the civil service open to criticism.

In the light of the possibility of other future influenza pandemics, examining public response to the A H1N1pmd09 influenza pandemic can provide information in terms of willingness to adopt preventive behaviors.

One method of inducing long-term immunity is to adopt multiple regular boosts, but the shortcoming of such a method is increased cost.

A long-term goal is to adopt these materials for use in the introductory algebra-based physics sequence, in which it has the potential to positively impact a large number of students.

Much of the dynamism in male fashion, in terms of the willingness to adopt new styles and spend what they cost, comes from younger men.

("Name-distinguishers" or "distinction-disputers" would be even more accurate, though these terms are too clumsy to adopt as English equivalents).