Sentence examples for own set of terms from inspiring English sources

"At one stage it looked as if the US was going to produce its own set of terms to which both sides could add their reservations.

"If you don't like a wine, you come up with your own set of terms: it's too dry, it's medicinal, it's cat" urine.

Each niche you focus on R&D or regulatory affairs, for example—has its own set of terms and acronyms, which you can learn about by conducting a few informational interviews with people in these areas.

But after the election the Democratic Party, the senior partner in this new and fragile coalition, established its own set of terms for future collaboration with independents.

However, teachers are advised to come up with their own set of terms to be included in the set of cards based on the reference material they are using.

There are, though, several competing variants of the dual bipolar process currently employed, with each variant imposing its own set of criteria in terms of cost, process stability, throughput and product performance.

But every company seems to have its own set of rules, procedures and terms of service.

Shooting with puppets presents its own set of interesting issues in terms of framing shots and building props that puppets can hold.

Each fabrication technique has its own set of advantages and disadvantages in terms of process flexibility, time, cost and the quality of fabricated corner.

There are various software solutions to help ease upgrades and patches, but these introduce their own set of quirks, and have additional costs in terms of money, time, and effort.

The researchers also recommended increasing our reliance on alternative proteins such as fungi, algae, or insects, as well as increasing fish consumption (which comes with its own set of environmental problems, but is better in terms of greenhouse gas emissions).