Sentence examples for terms some of from inspiring English sources

Without an improvement in their standing and terms, some of the best MPs could quit.

Don't be shy when asking about advertising terms, some of which are right up there with Aramaic.

While the Fed so far has denied Hertz's requests to relax loan terms, some of the lobbying appears to have worked.

Explain in basic terms some of the most important areas to consider, such as: RAM, hard drive, firewall, fire wire, and Ethernet.

Assessing Depression Although other psychiatrists and psychologists declined in interviews to discuss this case specifically, they described in general terms some of the ways they would respond to the symptoms Dr. Hopper says Mr. Hinckley presented to him.

It wasn't that she explicitly rejected being defined in feminist terms ("Some of my works are, or try to be feminist, and others are not feminist," she once said in an interview with the San Francisco Museum of Art).

"I would say there's something to learn from and emulate — particularly from Bloomberg's first term — in terms of some of the bigger visionary pieces.

This term, some of the students came up with a creative project that really took off.

In the short term, some of the hardest-hit emerging economies will be in eastern Europe.

In the short term some of the old ways to perk up your share price now seem suicidal.

The "appendage" – a jokey term some of us used precisely because we did not see ourselves as "her indoors" or "the househusband" – is now seen as fair game.