Sentence examples for fine term from inspiring English sources

There is also a fine term paper to be written comparing the regimental good cheer of McDonald's cadres to Lenin's Young Pioneers, but we'll leave that for another class.

When we were younger, "boyfriend" was a fine term.

He and Oh ended the relationship "on fine terms," he said, but they don't talk.

Though she is as subtle as Janowicz is brash, they are on fine terms.

Duvalier massacred the communists, and from then on the US and Papa Doc were on fine terms.

Companies that keep large cash balances at a bank may be assured the finest terms from that lender.

The U.S. showed me that corruption can be bigger and masked in finer terms, such as the influencing of policies, or lobbying.

Digoxin exposure was considered in broad terms as ever exposed (≥ 1 digoxin prescription at least 1 year before the index date) or never exposed (no record of digoxin prescription at least 1 year before the index date), and in finer terms according to the length of time between a woman's first digoxin prescription and her index date.

There were a few "passages à vide," to borrow the fine French term for letdowns that means "empty phases".

However, Berger-Sabbatel et al. [4, 22] provided a contrary perception that DCF indeed presents pretty fine short-term fairness and consequently provides long-term fairness while short-term fairness implies long-term fairness, but not vice versa [3].

Coarse hair trumps fine in terms of visual impact, he said.