Sentence examples for false terms from inspiring English sources

To assert that they are masks deeper failings and sets false terms for the upcoming debate on regulatory reform.

SARAH STILLMAN: One thing that surprised me was that so many thousands of workers volunteer for these war zone jobs — albeit, quite often, on false terms.

"We are serving notice on employers who bring workers here under duress or on false terms and pay them significantly lower wages, with worse terms and conditions," Miliband will say.

She says, "'The Thomas Crown Affair' is pretty good trash, but we shouldn't convert what we enjoy it for into false terms derived from our study of the other arts".

"We're serving notice on employers who bring workers here under duress or on false terms and pay them significantly lower wages".

"We are serving notice on employers who bring workers here under duress or on false terms and pay them significantly lower wages, with worse terms and conditions," he said.

"People say to appreciate graffiti you've got to be a gang member, which is false," Terms said.

It accepts the false terms being advanced by one side in a long-term political fistfight, which has been underway in the United States since the 1980s.

Stop-word removal was shown to greatly improve system performance, as did the addition of false-negative and false-positive terms from the training material to the dictionary and stop-word list, respectively.

Some internships left me feeling like a hybrid of unpaid secretary and glorified teasmade and with the wasted time and false promises – terms like "skill development" could only be spoken aloud accompanied by a hollow laugh.

The data collected can also be false in terms of poor quality, malice, or bias.