Sentence examples for severe terms from inspiring English sources

A couple of minutes before, in the center of the room, a clutch of other attendees were expressing their feelings in far more severe terms.

"The severe terms as to when and how much it was obliged to pay him, on which it relied, betrayed a grip on his economy inconsistent with his being a truly independent contractor," the decision read.

Although a preliminary armistice had already been declared and the Carthaginian armies had accepted Scipio's severe terms (winter 204 203), Hannibal concentrated the remnants of the Carthaginian forces at Hadrumetum (modern Sousse, Tunisia).

The severe terms of the country's 10 billion euro ($13 billion) international bailout have tied up everyone's cash, forced huge losses on the strictest savers and are expected to hasten a deep recession that may take years to overcome.

In Greece, another uneasy coalition may be falling apart as it balks at meeting the severe terms of the troika of the European commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) needed to secure a second €130bn (£108bailoutlout in time to redeem a large tranche of its debt next month.

Until the end of World War II George Bernard Shaw remained willing to regard Adolf Hitler as a misguided but basically well-meaning leader, determined to help his people recover from what Shaw regarded as the overly severe terms imposed by the Allies after the 1914-18 war.

If Theo had been attracted by her "physical aspect --Mathilde's new, severe term for beaspect --Mathildets her aspect --Mathilded contributing partner, intellectually and spiritually.

"I don't think it is anything severe in terms of long-term effects but he needs some medical assistance and I think he'll be OK".

"Whilst most twins -- whether conceived naturally or via IVF -- are healthy, twins are more at risk of being born pre-term, including severe pre-term, and low birth weight," she said.

Pregnancy-related venous thrombosis (VT) is a disorder with potentially severe short-term and long-term outcomes.

Renaissance apparently sees a tradeoff: good prices on popular cruises but severe payment terms.