Sentence examples for many terms and from inspiring English sources

There are many terms and claims (breeds, pricing, types of feeds, etc). to describe your farm and practices.

This should trigger alarm bells for many; terms and methods acquired from Pick Up Artists should be treated with extreme scepticism at the very least.

Then the product for ζ(s) would have only finitely many terms and hence would have a finite value for s = 1.

Tom Godfrey, Choice's head of media, said many terms and conditions agreements, not just Amazon Kindle's, were "completely unreasonable" in their length and complexity.

Then the product for ζ(s) would have only finitely many terms and hence would have a finite value for s = 1.

Ross's lecture made sure that we were well acquainted with the many terms and concepts involved in analyzing ancient Greek vessels.

"What they tried to do is load it down with so many terms, conditions and burdens that they would have destroyed it," the Mayor said.

The scheme can easily be adapted to a variety of inverse problems involving many terms minimization and it is suitable for large-scale parallel implementation.

The seven trustees are elected for four-year stints and can remain on the board for as many terms as they and voters desire.

Many terms relating to dress and fashion, cuisine and viniculture, politics and diplomacy, drama and literature, art and ballet come from French.

"One issue is that there are so many alternate terms and many of them have other meanings.