Sentence examples for they terminology from inspiring English sources

Some residents, says Carmel Morris, senior financial inclusion officer at Golden Gates Housing Trust, will prioritise paying the weekly debt collector over paying their rent: "Someone's coming to your door, and not paying them can be quite difficult because they're very clever, and the tactics and they terminology they use are almost like grooming".

So when the judges said that an intervention was allowed but an abortion was not, she said, they "modulated the terminology they used in the ruling to say the same thing without referencing the same word".

"They throw terminology at you that you don't understand and are sometimes totally insensitive to the fact that it feels like a death sentence for your child when they come in and explain test results and then rush out again before the information has sunk in" (parent of an extremely premature infant describing communication with doctors).

They use terminology and you'll think to yourself, "what?".

Offending concentration studies differ widely in the types of people they study, the measures of crime they use, and the terminology they use to describe offending concentration.

Learn their language--the words they commonly use, the terminology they are familiar with.

"They don't know the terminology, they don't know how to diagnose.

Because they are generalised with consistent terminology, they can be compared and classified as types of choices.

They used Islamic terminology to express their views, but they were well informed about politics in Israel and throughout the Arab world.

As a society we should require that public information officers be trained so they are literate and indeed fluent in the terminology they may encounter when the public is asking for algorithms.

All of them were requested to share with the group the PSDs that they had identified in the different studies and the terminology they had used to name them.