Sentence examples for terms us from inspiring English sources

One of several striking things there is the conflation of the terms "us," "the President," and "Syria".

"In fact, we assess Daesh's numbers are the lowest they've been since we began monitoring their manpower in 2014," he added, using one of three terms US officials use interchangeably to refer to Isis.

It is no good people saying we Remainers, or "Brits-in" as an acquaintance terms us, should shut up, accept that "the people have spoken" and get on with it.

Or, to put it in terms us hacks understand 'finger-numbing' @Busfield December 7 , 20138.37pm GMT Kick off Kick off, by the way, should be shortly after 4pmET.

On Facebook, he also said: "In simple terms, US law requires Facebook to help the NSA with mass surveillance and EU law prohibits just that.

The initial model contained all the independent variables with p-values<0.2 for the significance testing results from the univariate analyses (Hosmer and Lemeshow approach [18]) as well as plausible interaction terms (US government funding with pharmaceutical funding for allocation concealment) to address potential effect modification.

Post conditioning treatments like associating the US with an unpleasant taste or with malaise are thought to devaluate the US representation (an effect termed US devaluation) [33], [42].

The yield on short term US Treasury bonds - the amount the US government most pay to investors to hold US debt - has risen, increasing US borrowing costs and indicating that global investors have become unhappy with Washington wrangling.

In any left-wing posting about politics, the use of the supposedly satirical term "US of A" is the sure sign of a dunce.

The other thing that has changed is long-term US interest rates.

In a simple model, investors sell *all* short-term US debt to the Fed.