Sentence examples for toward the term from inspiring English sources

"I'm tending personally to steer toward the term 'activated egg,' " said Dr. Ronald M. Green, a bioethicist at Dartmouth College, the chairman of the board.

But Erin Aubry Kaplan, a writer and journalist, wrote in an op-ed for the Los Angeles Times that there was a generational divide when it came to attitudes toward the term.

An artist whose work has nothing to do with her gender should probably not be labeled, in a stand-alone piece, a "woman artist," particularly when that artist has expressed animosity toward the term. .

The concessions were weighted most heavily toward JPMorgan, the term sheet said, "to increase the recovery of other sewer creditors".

However because the detected peptides were solely tested toward plant pathogens the term of "plant" in the title could be considered.

However, the frequency distribution of annotation terms is heavily biased toward the single term "protein biosynthesis" (GO 0006412).

It's a short step toward reversing the terms of judgment and arriving at racist theories like the one advanced by Wagner in his anti-Semitic essay "Judaism in Music".

The committee's recommendations (of which there are over 50) are geared toward standardizing the terms of postdoctoral appointments across the U.S. while enriching the postdoctoral experience.

Bank of America seems to be moving toward renegotiating the terms of the Countrywide deal, despite a spokesman's insistence that the acquisition remains on track.

Toward the end of the term, all groups had a chance to orally present their discoveries in the form of a final team presentation.

Mutual fund managers may be focused on the short term because most consumers of investment products are no more oriented toward the longer term than activists.