Sentence examples for terms make from inspiring English sources

SHORT sharp terms make big points clear.

Suffocating bureaucracy and onerous contract terms make life difficult.

But its own terms make it more expressive of honest discontent than of inspiring invention.

They also say that it does not, even on its own terms, make much sense.

Definitions mean boundaries, and all of these terms make clear that the boundaries we once knew are disappearing.

Longer terms make ownership affordable only by increasing the total cost of the loan, because the borrower pays interest for a longer period.

Mr. Miranda said agreeing to these terms made Puerto Ricans looked like "happy slaves".

In investing terms, making par is comparable to buying a low-cost index fund.

— and which they conveyed to him in no uncertain terms, making him feel "hopelessly obtuse".

Others referred to her in almost apocalyptic terms, making unproven charges about her past.

Also, there are terms made of garbage characters that are never found in dictionary.