Sentence examples for normal terms of from inspiring English sources

Travel insurance is subject to normal terms of acceptance.

Twitter was not immediately available to comment on whether such a purchase was in line with its normal terms of use.

Had they been given the normal terms of the time, between 10 and 12 years – even when violence had been involved – they might have made fewer attempts to escape, as Biggs did so successfully.

Mr. Chen replaced Zhang Qingli, who had served the normal term of about five years and was reported to have moved to a new, unspecified job.

Attempts to hold black servants beyond the normal term of indenture culminated in the legal establishment of black chattel slavery in Virginia in 1661 and in all the English colonies by 1750.

Compared to wild type N2 animals, individuals of both strains are phenotypically normal in terms of body size, shape, growth, movement and locomotion and they respond normally to gentle touch, and display normal chemotaxis to both soluble and volatile chemicals.

The deficiency is restricted to CSR since SHM in the CD27+ B-cell subset is normal in terms of both frequency and pattern and CD27+ B-cell counts are normal.

There are some people you can interview who are just normal, in terms of them not having lots of publicists to protect them.

Women and their partners often need help defining their "new normal" in terms of what is pleasurable and comfortable.

Marx, then, has a fairly expansive view of human nature – it is in our nature to be creatively adaptable and for our understanding of what is normal in terms of behaviour to be shaped by the social relations around us.

But as the Tom Petty song says, 'The good ol' days may not return.' "Instead, we have a 'new normal' in terms of economics globally," he said.