Sentence examples for terms were simple from inspiring English sources
The terms were simple: the loser would have to travel to the winner's home town and buy him a bicycle.
The terms were simple: Tusquets would pull all copies of "Salón de Belleza" from bookstores, and Bellatin would erase all posts related to the controversy from his Facebook page.
When the Napoli owner agreed to hand Giuseppe Mascara to Novara in January the terms were simple enough: the deal would initially be a free transfer but if the player's new employers managed to stay up, they would then have to pay a small fee.
The government's response was not to raise import duties again, but to pass a measure intended to persuade foreign makers to revive the Russian car industry by setting up local assembly plants.The terms were simple: to qualify for relief from import duty, foreign carmakers had to build a factory with a capacity of more than 25,000 vehicles a year a minimum investment of at least $100m.
"The terms were simple — you'll be an equal partner and that's it".
Constants and variables are the only terms in our formal language, so all of our terms are simple, corresponding to proper names and some uses of pronouns.
"The agreement's terms are simple," Brown wrote in a letter to Warren, Roll Call reports.
Instead, the final BRT model is an additive regression model in which individual terms are simple trees, fitted in a forward stage-wise manner [46].
In extremely simple expressions like the one dealt with in the example problems above, identifying like terms is simple.
The form of this term is simple and appealing, but it is derived through use of elementary phenomenological considerations.
