Sentence examples for terms but do from inspiring English sources

Scholars such as Weiss (1928: 78), and Boudewijnse, et al. (1999: 175) have tried to restate Herbart's calculations in simpler terms, but do not clearly explain how "some algebra" (Boudewijnse, et al).

People have clicked "yes" to those terms but don't realise that everything you share can be collected.

You may use complex terms, but do this in balance with simple instructions for the very beginner.

He described these in general terms but did not specify fabrication.

He talks about his body in the most unflattering terms, but doesn't make any effort to look better.

Remember, Margaret Thatcher's savage cuts in the early 80s worked in market terms but did unnecessary damage to UK industry in the process.

Grice declined to say when UK workers might finally see wages rising in real terms, but did point out that inflation has recently fallen.

In other words, their income remains steady in cash terms but does not keep pace with inflation.

It is a significant amount in Bulgarian football terms, but does not fully explain their domestic dominance and ability to compete with some of Europe's heavyweights.

According to a press release, the settlement resolves the issue on "mutually agreeable terms," but doesn't reveal the specifics of those terms.

Ericsson did not provide details of the terms — which are presumably more costly than earlier licensing terms — but did say the FRAND terms are the same terms as Samsung competitors have previously accepted.