Sentence examples for to term it from inspiring English sources

Ufology - as its followers like to term it - is a subculture with its own lexicography - greys, contactees, close encounters.

Microsoft's apparent scepticism about VR is understandable; the company has instead focused millions of R&D dollars into AR (or, as the company prefers to term it, "mixed reality") via its HoloLens, a see-through PC-in-a-visor that launches in November for the precise and gargantuan cost of £2,719.

It would be a stretch to term it a true upset.

"This is opportunistic investing, however you want to term it," Mr. Moench said.

Their presence would account for the universe's missing mass – or dark matter as they decided to term it.

If carried, miraculously, to term, it would suffer from Trisomy 18, likely Down syndrome and heart failure.

"Gracias a Dios that she didn't have to carry it to term.

Considering the fact that the intra GO term similarity varies from GO term to GO term it is difficult to set such cut-offs.

You have to ride it out; submit to it, come to terms with it.

Well, you shouldn't forget it, but you have to come to terms with it, to live with it calmly.

Now I have come to terms with it, I realize it's a wonderful inheritance.