Sentence examples for on other terms from inspiring English sources

The Giants and he could not agree on other terms, like incentives, last winter, and the team did not offer him a contract in July after watching him work out.

Sullivan is white and comes from a family that owns a multi-billion-dollar holding company, but he has been steadfast in staging his campaign for women's votes on other terms, by surrounding himself with women, avoiding controversy, and being prepared when Democrats have gone after him.

In other words, α n , k  = 1 means that the subcarrier n is only allocated to the user k, while α n , k  = 0 is determined on other terms.

That could mean it will, at some point, not outright ban a device that includes Kodi software, but focus more on other terms used in the sale, like "fully loaded" or some sort of description of the illegal access the box provides, perhaps.

Terms that occur in t's definition must again be defined based on other terms.

Note that β can also be dependent on other terms, including, e.g., the time course of drug concentration.

We tend to give on our own terms, but now we need to think about giving on others' terms.

Paul suggested that people were primarily searching for terms that matched their own cultural identity (and indeed, Pornhub confirmed that terms like "Japanese" are most popular in Japan, and so on for other terms).

Having escaped fame on others' terms more than once, he seems singularly well placed to bend the mainstream to his frail, lewd, egomaniacal and tender visions.

Yet, though she loves the book, she seems reluctant to take it on its own terms, rather than on some other terms, easier to take now.

On any other terms than those of allegory, angelic Amy would be squirmingly hard to swallow.