Sentence examples for terms as these from inspiring English sources

Tory back-benchers have attacked Tory Prime Ministers before, but never in such terms as these.

In another video of a television interview he gave the same year, Mr. Morsi criticized Zionists in recognizably anti-Semitic terms, as "these bloodsuckers who attack the Palestinians, these warmongers, the descendants of apes and pigs".

The "truth" of the Incarnation has been interpreted in such terms as these: in Jesus Christ (or in the narratives about Christ) God is disclosed.

I do not report the regression results coming along with the inclusion of other multiplicative terms as these results do not contribute any further information to the understanding of the relationship between turnover and training spending.

Similarly, most of the negative GO sharing (a rate of 35% in Table 2) may be attributable to no assigned GO terms as these PPIs have not been proved by experimental methods and their functions are still unknown.

Neither did we use any interaction terms, as these add complexity and are difficult to use in clinical practice.

Participants also showed a willingness to learn unfamiliar terms as long as these terms are accompanied by simple explanations.

The term (c(x)) must overcome these terms as well for oscillation to appear in the solutions.

As the focus was on big companies, a focused research on small- and medium-sized enterprises may offer interesting insights about the usage of these terms as well.

We calculated the annual citation frequency for each of these terms, as well as the frequency of which MI-MeSH terms appear together.

In the beginning of the Viṃśatikā Vasubandhu treats citta, manas, vijñāna, vijñāpti as synonymous and uses these terms as the names of the idealistic school.