Sentence examples for with a term from inspiring English sources
The tests showed that even with a term of instruction, their understanding hadn't improved very much.
It makes sense, then, for terrorists to associate themselves with a term that has positive connotations.
Once in a while a student knocks on the door with a term paper fifteen years late...
If you start with a term that is undefined, like quality, it is no longer a footnote to Plato.
Dr. Steven Bratman of Denver has come up with a term to describe people obsessed with health food: orthorexia.
Meanwhile, astronomers should come up with a term to describe the side of the Moon facing away from the sun.
"Racking my brain, at last I came up with a term that sounded more positive and invigorating: emerging markets.
The reason lies with a term that almost nobody had heard in the 1970's, much less tied to emissions from fossil fuels: global warming.
So we don't have any good sense about whether nonbankruptcy clients would retain professionals with a term providing for reimbursement of "fees for fees".
Theorists have even come up with a term, "technological determinism", for the delusion that new technology in itself is what changes culture.
