Sentence examples for using the same terms from inspiring English sources

Lawyers who argued before the court were using the same terms.

That conversation led Schultz to formulate his concept of human capital, which he concluded could be studied by using the same terms applied to nonhuman capital.

It's not doctrinally the term that we would normally use, but in discussions with government and in discussions I'm having publicly I'm using the same terms that the US are using so we don't end up with confusion across the force.

A further search using the same terms from EMBASE® (1947 2011) and Pubmed® search engines was performed.

While, internationally, it says more than 200,000 aggressive tweets using the same terms were sent to 80,000 people in the same three-week period.

Biological science is now more specialized than ever but disciplinary proliferation brings with it issues relevant to any analysis of reduction: using the same terms differently, disparate methodologies, distinct explanatory norms, and divergent interests in "levels" of biological organization.

First, Aristotle identifies his problem as explaining how the principles can "become familiar to us", using the same term "familiar" (gnôrimos) that he used in presenting the regress problem.

Us: native-born American citizens ― pointedly referred to using the same term often used for undocumented young people who came to the U.S. as children.

The incident recalled a previous slip using the same term at a different New York station, WNBC (Channel 4), in May 2008.

"It's ugly," he concluded, using the same term of art, minus a few oaths, that I use when it's my turn at home to open the latest update on our retirement fund.

Using the same term he has repeatedly used to describe the deals, Obama said that 21st century businesses needed to sell more American products overseas: "Today, our businesses export more than ever, and exporters tend to pay their workers higher wages".