Sentence examples for like the terms from inspiring English sources

If customers don't like the terms, Richard added, they can buy from someone else.

It is absurd for the banks to say now that they want the money from the state but don't like the terms.

If any of the artists involved decide they don't like the terms of the agreement, since there is so little precedent, an entire service can be overhauled like that.

Neither do they like the terms she is offering: Oxygen will pay a bounty of only $1 a subscriber, and the cable operators will pay 19 cents a month for carrying the channel.

Participants retain ownership of their films and can work with one or all of those sites, depending on whether they like the terms that Sundance has negotiated with each of them.

"As an industry, we can't keep punishing the consumer because we don't like the terms," said Sara Ohrvall, director of research and development for Bonnier, the Swedish company that owns Popular Science.

I don't like the term, personally.

"I don't like the term.

"I don't really like the term.

"I don't like the term Bollywood," Mr. Gopalakrishnan says.

I don't like the term "over there".