Sentence examples for terms to some from inspiring English sources

Ms. Matthew said she feels more positive about her future now that she has come to terms, to some extent, with her past.

Mr. Quinteiro said he had heard rumors that the caja was writing off bad loans that had been granted on preferential terms to some local businesses, but when he asked for a list of defaults he was refused.

The emphasis on relation similarly undermines any attempt to reduce opposed or distinguished terms to some element common to both.

The non-naturalist might respond to this by arguing that if the proposed "platitudes" are substantial enough to fix the reference of moral terms to some natural property then the platitudes themselves are vulnerable to an Open Question Argument.

At least, in their mind, it will be on their own terms (to some extent).

What are you talking about?' All identity labels are umbrella terms to some degree, but this term bisexual is not only serviceable but it is sufficient.

The way we do that is by offering those things at a very high dose over a short term to some kind of a laboratory animal.

Less than a year later, day trading is still a dirty term to some people on Wall Street, but euphemistically it is a hot topic of conversation.

When asked if the Nets were still committed long-term to some of their young players, particularly Dennis Hopson and Chris Morris, Aufzien said: "I think we should always leave all of our options open.

Late payments can damage your credit rating, which can limit your access, long term, to some of the things you are working hard for in college.

It is apparent that some philosophers use the term "intrinsic value" and similar terms to express some concept other than the one just discussed.