Sentence examples for one set of terms from inspiring English sources

Bank of America also misled borrowers, the Nevada attorney general's filing noted, by offering loan modifications with one set of terms only to come back with a substantially different deal.

Reductionism took one set of terms to be fundamental or primitive; the rest would be logically connected to them.

Avoid a lender who promises one set of terms when you apply, and gives you another set of terms to sign without giving a legitimate explanation for the change.

We merged all the positive/negative terms as one set of positive/negative terms to help annotate positive/negative clues in our corpora.  .

And not only that, saying that he was writing a book, and us agreeing [to that] on one set of values and terms, and for him to switch it, and to present it to us, and for us to understand we were misused, it was too late for us to do anything about it because he intended all along from the get-go to use that information.

Four sets of twins - two of them identical - and one set of triplets enrolled this term.

There had been an expectation that Brexit talks would run in parallel with one set of talks negotiating the specific terms of the UK exit – a partly backward-looking technical exercise – with a more forward-looking set of talks on the terms of UK access to the vast EU single market, and specifically the terms of a trade deal, including tariff barriers.

Everything you need for the new term," the artist captioned one set of images on Twitter.

When Lookery launched they had one set of rules in place in their terms of service.

A GO term annotated to one set of gene products is likely to be similar to other GO terms annotated to the same set of gene products (5).

However, implementation involves the selection of one set of parameters and a large, long-term commitment of resources.