Sentence examples for terms which are from inspiring English sources

The information should be provided in terms which are as precise as possible.

Most of these agreements have annual or multi-year terms, which are continually evaluated and renewed.

Too often, the pensions industry puts people off, using terms which are not user-friendly.

Winston, in an annoying voice, delivers nerdy lines, the kind with elaborate scientific terms, which are expected to be funny.

But it is likely to take longer because lawyers have not scrutinized the terms, which are likely to be complicated.

Elections will be held to replace the other members when their terms, which are staggered, are up.

As for the mass audience, he has welcomed it on his own terms, which are different from Hoving's.

They serve six-year terms, which are arranged so that one-third of the Senate is elected every two years.

But because senators serve six-year terms, which are staggered, 33 states have Senate races this fall.

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"Two terms which are in a way contradictory — large audiences, beyond the art world — and most contemporary forms of art".