Sentence examples for so the terms from inspiring English sources
If so, the terms can only get worse for India.
Whether a new settlement can be reached remains to be seen, and if so the terms will probably involve a longer suspension.
Some suggested the deal would be much better received if it covered just two years instead of four, so the terms could be revisited sooner.
Even so, the terms in which Elementary might have been sold to the American network CBS will arouse strong curiosity in admirers of BBC1's Sherlock, and possibly rather harder emotions in the creators and producers of the British show.
For propagation of long wave of large scale, the viscous term is negligible and so the terms (nu int limits _{- h}^{zeta } {left ({frac {{{partial ^{2}}{mathrm {w}}}}{{partial {x^{2}}}} + frac {{{partial ^{2}}{mathrm {w}}}}{{partial {y^{2}}}} + frac {{{partial ^{2}}{mathrm {w}}}}{{partial {z^{2}}}}} right)dz}) is neglected.
Capital will not be disrupted, and so the terms of the debate must be safely constrained.
So, the term Random Walk is an important term.
"You see, both the donor and the carrier contributed biologically to each child, so the term cannot encompass this situation".
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So, the term God, doesn't really mean the creator, it is loosely translated as a superior being.
