Teem used in a sentence

Teem in a sentence as a verb

The original purpose was to avoid wars, long teem.

Those skyscrapers teem with occupants, each with a bladder, each one a source of saline.

SMT is a well established teem in computer architecture and means running more than one thread per core.

Instead of expanding C# to accommodate for their needs an internal teem has gone off on a tangent.

I judge my teem members by the quality of their work and the efficiency with which they do it. *** in the seat time is a dumb metric and is always used in a power play.

If a slide with bikini-clad women with laptops can destroy your teem's morale you have a bigger problems to worry about.

Compared to most other parts of the world except Northern Europe, I would say that American campuses teem with diversity.

* When people like Mike interrupt meetings to tell his subordinates not to be a "whiny little *****," presumably it makes all the quiet, thoughtful people in the room teem with unease.

\nR=Responsibility\nA=Authority\nA=Accountability\nMake sure the team member understands what his Responsibility on the project is.\nMake sure the team member has the Authority to carry out their Responsibility.\nMake sure the teem member understands how they are going to be held Accountable.