Sentence examples for although the terms from inspiring English sources

Although the terms are often used interchangeably, they are different.

Although the terms exercise and physical activity are sometimes used interchangeably, they're a bit different.

Although the terms may change, inequality before the law is a given elsewhere in Africa.

Although the terms do overlap, "pansexual" and "bisexual" mean two different things.

Although the terms "freedom" and "democracy" are often used interchangeably, the two are not synonymous.

Although the terms and conditions may seem harsh, for some people it helps instil financial discipline.

Every subsequent counterculture has wrestled with the same basic predicaments, although the terms of the debate have, gradually, evolved.

That autonomy notwithstanding, divisionalization does not amount to decentralization, although the terms are often equated with each other.

Although the terms have not been set, the bonds will probably have a long maturity perhaps ten years.

Although the terms of the treaty were open to periodic revision, they were to last 20 years.

Although the term reserve enjoys no status in law, it can be freely bestowed or withheld.