Sentence examples for terms to present from inspiring English sources

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Purewal believes that a "right-wing agenda" has consciously presented the debate "in polarised terms", to present a very simplistic "right and wrong".

A.The way to get the best terms is to present the client as a good long-term partner for the bank.

With personal terms unlikely to present a problem, Cabaye is set to fly to Paris to undergo a medical on Tuesday morning as Alan Pardew prepares for life without his best player.

Piazzolla's music, at its purest, allows the tango to enter classical music places on its own terms and to present itself alongside Ravel, Chabrier and Rimsky-Korsakov, as it did in Philadelphia.

Glaciers in the WRR present a unique opportunity to couple short-term (1980 to present) NADP/NTN data trends in the chemistry of atmospheric deposition with longer-term data, including stable isotope data, preserved in glacial ice.

It's a dog-whistle term intended to present an ethos appeal to Clegg's own constituency.

To avoid potential political complications, the administration will wait until after the Nov. 2 mid-term elections to present the arms sale formally to Congress.

Not only was it possible for the respondents to detail forage dynamics across the year, based on long-term to present-time observations, but they also possessed detailed understanding of forage availability and perceived forage quality with respect to particular livestock species.

In terms of how to present processed meat on shelves, Kinon said, "you're looking at something that's going to be in packaging probably more like yogurt and tofu — not putting the stuff out where people can see it".

If you're a merchandizer working for an online retailer, you have an infinite number of possibilities in terms of how to present your merchandize and get the buyer to keep going through the process to purchase.