Sentence examples for in small terms from inspiring English sources

If you always think of your side gig in small terms, it will likely stay small.

The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors puts it in no small terms: "Surveyors essentially measure, value, protect and enhance all the world's physical assets".

Randomised trials may not detect all adverse events, especially in small short-term studies.

Improving screening sensitivity beyond 80% will result in small benefits in terms of lowering visual impairment.

This review was based on long-term studies in small rodents and short-term mutagenicity studies (Dickie 1987; Tisdel 1986).

I discovered that Yahoo discloses this in the fine print in our Small Business Terms of Service.

He just performs only on his terms: in small rooms, on short notice.

Students work in small groups on a term-long project of their choice.

Around our Thanksgiving tables, we measure our successes in smaller, more intimate terms.

(It was small in terms of words, but not in terms of effect).

The company doesn't try to hide it in small letters or in the terms and conditions.