Sentence examples for terms may not from inspiring English sources

In fact, those terms may not be descriptive enough.

However, such favourable terms may not be forthcoming.

Of course, the pricing and terms may not be exactly what consumers want.

And being profitable in GAAP terms may not turn out to be a big deal.

Yet fostering the expectation that animals should appeal to us in human terms may not do very much good.

But BSCH later revealed it had approached Abbey, and then quickly cautioned that terms may not be agreed.

"I don't know," she answered, granting that the term may not be exactly right.

Therefore a contract for a fixed term may not validly be made".

But relying on young players for the short term may not be as damaging as one might think.

The coming term may not conclude in June with quite the same fireworks as the last two.

The founders also added a nod to the view that managing for the long term may not be the best course.