Sentence examples for the terminology in from inspiring English sources

That's the problem with the terminology in this business, everybody has different definitions".

"About a year ago, we had to change the terminology in our reports from 'cord cutters,' to 'wireless substituters,' " said Alison LeBreton, a vice president at Nielsen Mobile.

He was trying to keep his pants clean, but multiple viewers phoned the tournament press room to report he had illegally "built a stance," to use the terminology in golf's rule book.

"Although quite clearly no such personal usage was intended, I understand from Ukip party chairman Steve Crowther and leader Nigel Farage that I must not use the terminology in the future, nor will I and sincerely regret any genuine offence which might have been caused or embarrassment to my colleagues," he said in the statement.

As the debt-limit/hostage negotiations in Washington, along with civilization as we know it, enter the final stages of their rapid slide toward collapse, it may be too late to object to the terminology in which the issue, like some innocent suspect who has misplaced his alibi, has been framed.

Notice especially the terminology in Book 9.

This paper aims to disengage and delineate the terminologies in the field of building human settlements.

In the following we briefly introduce the visual language and the terminologies in the Simmune Modeler using a simple ligand-receptor reaction as an example.

In the terminology used in navigation, it is described as the cross-track error (XTE).

In the terminology introduced in POM, constituents of a proposition occur either "as term" or "as concept".

There were minor differences in the terminology used in questionnaires for parents and health care professionals.