Sentence examples for more terms for from inspiring English sources
Some are riotous, week-long affairs (it is said that Quechua has more terms for the different stages of drunkenness than any other language), but Qoyllurit'i was, unusually, a teetotal celebration, a rule enforced by the ukukus, who whipped anyone seen drinking.
For example, the Taylor series of (2) for hyperbolic surface with high k converges slowly and thus the even-power polynomial must have more terms for the corresponding precision.
See the Warnings below for more "terms of endearment" to avoid.
(See the Tips section to a link for more terms).
He was returned to office for two more terms.
They asked if he was "fruit" - one of the more derogatory terms for homosexual.
The Chancellor also announced more generous terms for the Working Families Tax Credit (WFTC).
Today, the market has changed, and we are talking about more favorable terms for potential tenants".
Will other publishers begin setting more extraordinary terms for hotter titles?
More familiar terms for the trend include branded content, branded entertainment and advertorials.
More accurate terms for the law and its introduction would be "expedient" and "chaotic".
