Sentence examples for mentioned in terms from inspiring English sources

The fee was mentioned in terms and conditions during customer registration, but only if the customer opened a popup window.

He added: "Now, it won't obviously put in question the historical relations between France and the UK, our friendship, but there will be consequences especially in the way we handle the situations that we just mentioned in terms of immigration.

The once humble cube of frozen water is now mentioned in terms usually associated with the other "ice" (cut, clarity and size) and is made into balls, cylindrical columns and squares of all sizes, sometimes even hand-carved.

Because he's a social liberal, Cory Booker, the Newark mayor, is seldom mentioned in terms of religion, but it turns out that he's made a study of the Bible, as well as other sacred texts, and given considerable thought to faith.

"I follow a few journalists on Twitter from the States, and I always see they post once someone loses or wins from the United States, and I never get mentioned until I win a few rounds or I never get mentioned in terms of what my strengths and weaknesses are.

Future equipment needs are mentioned in terms of specialty film applications which are currently being developed.

You know, one thing we didn't mention in terms of the process, which is pertinent in this case, is that because I've been working for Woody for so long, we spend a huge amount of time talking about actors before we even start seeing people.

One thing I also want to mention in terms of tooth infection is the mouth's proximity to the brain.

Indeed, as McIsaac mentions, "In terms of workmanship and anatomical accuracy, the individual objects that modelers made were often indistinguishable from those created for serious research purposes, and it is no accident that medical modelers who sold to panoptica also collaborated with or supplied researchers in medical and scientific institutes".

Moreover, though at least benefits were always mentioned in qualitative terms, they were quantified in relative rather than absolute terms in one third of the stories only.

"We doubt whether mandation of treatment – one of the possibilities mentioned in our terms of reference – should be the first response to the evident problems for the cohorts under discussion," she said.