Sentence examples for little terms from inspiring English sources

The only place where there isn't a catch, a little terms and conditions that says I pay a monthly fee, or a "mandatory donation" every time I visit.

Then I would think of God in much too little terms.

Some severance packages have nasty little terms: you can't speak of the reasons for your termination, you can't discuss the terms of your severance, you can't speak negatively of the company or the management, you can't work for a competitor or share details of the company with them, just to name a few.

Based on current Web usage statistics, the new bandwidth caps will have little short term impact on Web viewing experiences.

It's a cheery little term that combines addictive habits and mental- health issues; every homeless person's twin Saddams.* "I used to win all the time.

Second, in comparison to other tools of the state, the use of communicational practices requires relatively little in terms of resources and relatively little in terms of infrastructure.

Little in terms of hindrance.

"There's very little in terms of paperwork now.

"There's very little in terms of recreation.

"There was little in terms of practical applications of feminism" she said.

Of course the preppy look now signifies little in terms of class.