Sentence examples for print stating that from inspiring English sources

While this was just the kind of shock event that the band had bought insurance for, the underwriter pointed to a clause in the small print stating that claims would only be paid if they were due to events that were "sudden and unforeseen".

Promoting midweek breaks for £279, the advert showed parents and school-aged children, with small print stating that the offer "excludes school holidays".

When they open an account at Wells Fargo, consumers may miss the fine print stating that any disputes with the bank have to be resolved through arbitration.

Retailers generally include fine print stating that the equipment must not be exported without permission from the U.S. State Department or Department of Commerce.

Entering into force two years later, its small print stated that European fishermen may operate in Western Sahara, which Morocco has occupied since 1974, provided that their activities benefit the indigenous Sahrawi people.

(Though the fine print states that she'll star in the pilot, and that the production of the show depends on the network's picking it up).

The small print states that Oyster cards with travelcards/season tickets on them can't be lent or transferred to someone else.

The folklore around the print states that officers in the Army complained about the view of a soldier crying for his lost comrade and demanded that the handkerchief be removed.

While the Groupon offer's fine print states that "the recommended admission at the Museum is $25 for adults, $17 for seniors ages 65 and up, and $12 for students," it still markets the coupon at a value of "up to $25".

All you have to do is purchase a new Beretta 9-millimeter handgun and you'll receive two high-capacity magazines -- on the condition, the fine print states, that the federal ban expires on schedule.

T-Mobile's fine print states that the top 3percentt of data users will temporarily have their network usage de-prioritized — that is, kicked to the back of the line — when other customers are trying to use a heavily congested cell site.