Sentence examples for terms also from inspiring English sources

The terms also have been applied to certain plant movements.

"Lending terms also firmed noticeably on the consumer side," the survey reported.

The refusal to be understood in ordinary terms also extends to Beuys's life.

Indiegogo's terms also bar fundraisers from creating a campaign "to cause harm to people or property".

A lack of standards and accepted definitions of basic terms also leads to deadly confusion.

(Greece received $50 billion, an enormous amount in per capita terms, also to unclear effect).

But the terms also underscore how the credit squeeze has affected the office market, even in red-hot Manhattan.

(Fin'amor, in Occitan, and amour fine, in French, are closely related terms also used in medieval texts).

The terms also include cash of 383p a share – indeed, that is now worth almost 40% of the offer price, reflecting the fall in value of Shell's shares.

The two sides, according to an official familiar with the terms, also agreed that there would be no work stoppage, strike or lockout, before mid-June.

The act of replacing old trees, either naturally or artificially, is called regeneration or reproduction, and these two terms also refer to the new growth that develops.