Sentence examples for only terms that from inspiring English sources

If you continue to move back and back and back until such terms are accepted, those are the only terms that satisfy them, and they will humiliate you even if that happens.

And the only terms that might be heard in a vintage sitcom are "pickup" (a yield gain from swapping bonds), Footsie (Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100 Share Index) and "crush" (commodity futures trade involving purchase of soybeans and sale of soybean meal or oil).

Each of these parts contains only terms that are instances of the corresponding construct in the original source file.

The only terms that remain to be identified are the error probabilities for different keyboard positions, P k.

The only terms that can give non-zero contributions are for the cases of n 1 = n 4 ℓ − 3, n 2 = n 4 ℓ − 2, n 3 = n 4 ℓ − 1, and n 4 = n 4 ℓ with ℓ ∈ { 1, …, d / 4 }.

Therefore, we propose to adopt as the basic step of the proposed policy to consider only terms that have a tf-dcf value equal or superior to 2. This choice of a threshold 2 for tf-dcf is conservative, since for bigrams of the pediatrics corpus, a threshold 3 would be a better choice.

The only term that includes Northern Ireland is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, or simply United Kingdom.

Dove-neck grey is the only term that has been found to describe its delicate pastel shade.

Unrealistic promises to control migration poll well in the short term, which is the only term that counts for now, and help to legitimise lethally wrong-headed policies.

KEVIN KROMASH New Haven, June 14 , 2012To the Editor: I generally feel that the term "wage slavery" is misleading hyperbole, but it's the only term that comes to mind when reading Luigi Zingales's proposal.

Furthermore, ΔTC was the only term that was retained after model simplification (Table 1).