Sentence examples for in the terms of the from inspiring English sources

But what a difference, in the terms of the game, from "Blowup".

The rub lies not so much in the terms of the contract as in its timing.

They are, in the terms of the Sherman Act, combinations in restraint of trade.

But that too "was prevented by Sony in the terms of the licence.

I won't spoil the resolution, but suffice it to say that, in the terms of the movie, magic exists.

The takeover also appeared to be in danger last spring, after lenders demanded changes in the terms of the financing.

I did feel a difference in the terms of the types of role I was offered, all over the world".

And in the terms of the way people view television these days, it's a very hard thing".

"In the terms of the licence there were clauses allowing Sony to automatically update or even erase operating systems that were not those provided by Sony".

Earlier this year, the board and US Airways agreed on a series of revisions in the terms of the airline's seven-year loan package.

As Jim Arkedis pointed out, this involved presenting a progressive justification for military action, that force may be--in the terms of the just war tradition--a "last resort" for addressing the world's problems.