Sentence examples for almost all terms of from inspiring English sources

A sequence ( x n ) converges to limit a if each neighborhood of a contains almost all terms of the sequence.

Coming to the end of the 25-year concession contract, MWSL has fulfilled almost all terms of the initial contract.

The frequency of use for almost all terms increases with time, primarily reflecting the increasing amount of literature available.

Hence almost all the terms of any Cauchy sequence must be in the same closed quadrant.

And yet women still lag behind men in almost all respects: in terms of salary, in terms of academic careers, and in terms of top positions in politics, business, and industry.

Nowadays "belletrist" is almost a term of insult.

It has become almost a term of abuse.

It is a word that has become almost a term of art.

It's become almost a term of abuse to say that someone's got Asperger's" she adds.

All three of these gangs form a sort of "umbrella organisation" that controls almost all of Latin America in terms of drug trade.

The nicknames could almost be terms of endearment, but they are said sarcastically and seem hostile.