Sentence examples for basic term from inspiring English sources
It was here that the basic term of modern biology appeared, as Hooke identified in a slice of cork a microscopic geometry akin to the honeycomb's.
Even the most basic term remains contentious: can a regime be described as genocidal when so much of the killing of Khmers was done by Khmers?
Tomorrow Ressi will announce a new, basic term sheet for use by investors and founders.
PLAPS: posterolateral alveolar and/or pleural syndrome, a basic term used in the BLUE-protocol.
It's a basic term familiar to soldiers, but new and bewildering to the younger cadets.
One of my more teeth-clenching episodes involves a chief operating officer with two teenage daughters who, relentlessly lobbying for control of the cooler turf of Internet creative as opposed to the operation of retail branches, kept confidently pronouncing the most basic term in visual styling as rhyming with "ballet".
And, in the most basic terms, costly.
Can you lay out the basic terms of this deal?
The entire ballet is, in the most basic terms, a workout for dancers and musicians.
"When we were speaking in pretty basic terms, no problem," he said.
Learn some basic terms and conversational phrases to teach your classmates.
