Sentence examples for yes the term from inspiring English sources

(The website calls her a "celebrity," and, yes, the term is in quotation marks).

And yes, the term "neglected" is there for a reason: because these diseases affect the poorest of the poor and have endured largely due to indifference and neglect.

The main ethnicities are white (either descending from Spain, or from another part of the US; there are also many Germans), Mexican, and American Indian (and yes, the term of choice there is Indian, not Native American).

To some extent, the answer to both these questions is yes: the terms once had specific meanings (and still do in some contexts), but they are now used more or less interchangeably in common speech.

I say yes, abandon the term new atheism, but not because it is dead, and not because Dawkins or Harris have done it damage, but because it is not new, it is simply atheism and Dawkins and Harris only speak for themselves.

So yes, the Frankenstein term wasn't particularly appropriate, but to defend that with another error of terminology wasn't the best.

The response to that question that rises from this paper is yes, if the terms of the SEA equation are fuzzy numbers.

Say yes to the "Terms and Conditions".

While this doesn't include a self-hosted Cloud Functions option, Google is betting on Kubernetes as the foundation for businesses that want to run serverless applications (and yes, I hate the term 'serverless,' too) in their own data centers.

For most of my relationship (yes, I use the term "relationship") with Francis, I didn't know any of this.

(And yes, the plan longer term is to widen that out, Allon said, but for now there is still more to do in its current market segment).