Sentence examples for material terms are from inspiring English sources

"I strongly believe that the west has much to learn from societies and places which, while sometimes poorer in material terms are infinitely richer in the ways in which they live and organise themselves as communities," he told planners, charity workers and government officials.

Those who responded in material terms were hardly lavish.

Less ambiguous, but equally minimal in material terms, is Eung-Ho Park's "Sperm Spoons," a wall-mounted collection of familiar objects cleverly adapted.

This would respond to the banks' arguments in Clear Channel that the debt commitment letter was unenforceable because all of its material terms were not agreed to and the dispute over applicable governing precedent for the terms of the debt facility between the private equity firms and the banks.

Germany said it would "go to the limits of what is legally and politically possible" in its military support for the Kurds, but what that means in material terms is unclear.

Our method is novel in that the material coupling terms are treated implicitly (via linearizing the emission source) and the streaming operator is treated explicitly using a second-order accurate Runge Kutta method.

In material terms, it is better to be poor and near wealth than to be poor and hours from the nearest thriving industry.

Mr. Marks says his payment terms are not material to the case.

"We are desirous and agree with Mr. Jones that the material terms should be out earlier than October.

In purely material terms, it is safe to say, the Danes have never had it so good.Yet it does not follow that Danes are satisfied with their lot.

In material terms individuality is the most precious of all human characteristics.