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Euphemistically in sentence

15 examples of Euphemistically in a sentence

I myself am from that part of the world often euphemistically referred to as either "the Global South" or "the developing world."
They euphemistically refer to human flesh as "monkey meat."
Like markets generally, bond markets can be captured by a popular narrative (or what might euphemistically be called the management of expectations) that overstates the prospects of a certain outcome.
For centuries, the Protestant and Catholic tribes had intermittently clashed, and over a period of three decades – a time euphemistically known as “the Troubles” – terrorism had claimed more than 3,000 lives and tens of thousands of injuries.
Technically, this would amount to the EU agreeing to what is euphemistically called a “voluntary export restraint” (VER).
Nevertheless Presidents Clinton and Chirac, Prime Ministers Blair and Shroeder, cling to the notion that ground troops will only enter the fray in what Clinton euphemistically calls a "permissive environment."
Macron’s reforms aim at increasing what is euphemistically called labor-market flexibility.
So what happens to the recovery if we fall into what is euphemistically called “negative inflation"?
The military mission has now entered the “run” part, or what euphemistically is being called the “transition to 2014.”
With private investors reluctant to lend more or even to roll over existing debt, the bulk of Greek debt at the time of any restructuring (or whatever it is euphemistically called) will be from the official sector.
If that is true, what should we think of today’s mounting economic nationalism, sometimes euphemistically described as “economic patriotism”?
Representatives of what is euphemistically called the “alt-right” – latter-day white supremacy – were at the center of his campaign.
Instead, policy elites (and most economists) favor strengthening what is euphemistically called “global governance.”
Indeed, an entire industry of businesses – which operate rather euphemistically as “data-management platforms” – now captures individual users’ passive data and extracts hundreds of billions of dollars from it.
Already, globalization and the deepening of ties between countries is giving way to what has euphemistically been called “decoupling.”