Sentence examples for terms only in from inspiring English sources

Israel can be expected to agree to such terms only in return for full security and recognition from all its neighbors.

Poor Tom Rakewell in Stravinsky's "The Rake's Progress" defeats the devilish Nick Shadow on his own terms, only (in an unsettling plot twist) to be struck mad.

Note from Cif editor: this piece was edited at 10 00am on October 10 to alter two instances of the author's use of "schizophrenia" and "schizophrenic"; the Guardian's policy is to use these terms only in a medical context, and not to misuse a specific psychiatric diagnosis in a figurative usage.

"We would consider, obviously, foreign investment, but only on our terms, only in a way where we protect the people of NSW, we control the terms, we control pricing, we control the process, we control the bidders," he told reporters on Thursday.

While some amoralists may use moral terms only in an inverted commas sense, not all cases of motivational failure can be explained away as cases of irrationality, conceptual incompetence, or insincerity.

Alston's view is that the entity to which a relation is internal contains the terms only in the sense that those terms enter into a description of the entity, but it does not follow from this that those terms are contained in that entity as marbles are in a box.

We may be able to specify the relevant term only in principle in cases where the disjunction is infinitely long.

The rare and limited yield increases (up to + 4%) are simulated under RCP4.5 (near term and end-of-century) and RCP8.5 (near term) only in combination with late planting and no or half recommended fertilizer application.

Prominent among those defenders is Washington owner Daniel Snyder, who seems to comprehend the dictionary-defined offensive term only in the context of his football team.

(A modern author uses the term only in the narrower sense of describing the war crimes committed by the German army during this period).

However, the significant difference was maintained in the longer term only in the GALILEO trial, where patients continued their assigned treatment up to 12 months.