Sentence examples for terms more from inspiring English sources

In broad terms, more traction leads to better results.

But I respond with my own terms: More travel!

Several publishers said they found the terms more attractive than selling through online bookstores.

Biodiversity is usually understood in simple numerical terms: more species means more biodiversity.

Intersearch.com added that it is "transitioning our existing commercial relationships to terms more favorable to us".

Other designers have imagined women's lives in terms more perversely circumscribed.

Salvation and the way to redemption are conceived in terms more liberal than those of Theravada.

The applicants described in communal terms — more often women — were less likely to be hired.

Greenberg described Clinton's politics in terms more nuanced than the popular notion of a centrist politician.

Ideas doing the rounds include making the bailout terms more generous, and providing extra cash.

For our purposes, we're talking DV01 or PV01 or PVBP, those three terms more or less equal.