Sentence examples for those termed from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile we witness panicking politicians in Westminster getting ever-tougher towards those termed "economic migrants" or "illegals".
"In addition, for those new landlord borrowers, or those termed 'amateur landlords', who have perhaps two or three properties in the sector, is at its best since the onset of the financial crisis, with lower interest rates, higher loan-to values and ever more lenders providing choice".
Although cleaning of metal sculpture can include the total removal of all corrosion products, including those termed and valued as patina, a more conservative approach continues to develop within the field, which recognizes the value of naturally occurring change to the metal surface.
The Standard & Poor's foreign risk ratings divide countries between those termed "Investment Grade" (BBB- or better) and those termed "Speculative Grade" (BB+ or less).
For Stoljar, attributions of womanhood are to do with a variety of traits and experiences: those that feminists have historically termed 'gender traits' (like social, behavioural, psychological traits) and those termed 'sex traits'.
It is now illegal to contact those termed "outsiders" on social media like Twitter and Facebook.
"We quit using those terms".
Judged in those terms, he succeeded.
"You don't think in those terms.
