Sentence examples for terms might be from inspiring English sources

This general approach to mental terms might be called irreferentialism.

The devil is in what those terms might be hiding.

There is also some talk that the repayment terms might be relaxed on last year's credit.

The E.C.B. feared that any change in repayment terms might be seen as a Greek default.

His commitment to veto a second U.N. Security Council resolution, whatever its terms might be, was outrageous.

The Trumps' marriage, in business terms, might be thought of as a limited partnership, with Donald as the managing partner.

Long term: might be very important.

Elsewhere, the term might be pejorative.

A more accurate term might be "rivals management".

A better term might be bohemians-in-exile.

A better term might be a "just-right" camera.