Sentence examples for terms without any from inspiring English sources

(I haven't actually seen the original video; I prefer to watch reaction videos, whenever possible, on their own terms, without any reference to the thing being reacted to).

The European court of human rights, which ruled last year that whole-life terms without any prospect of release or review amount to inhuman and degrading treatment, is not an EU institution.

This is not to shift blame but to acknowledge that forms of traditionalism and fundamentalism can in a sense be modern, even late-modern, across large parts of the world -- and that they can and should be contested in modern, usually secular terms without any loss of cultural or religious identity.

Questions have been raised about whether corruption or "misuse of public office for private gain" contributed to the Grenfell disaster; but the nature of outsourcing public services means that even the most well-meaning politicians can enter into contracts that result in severe detriment to the public, in both financial and human terms, without any crime having been committed.

The report, which models five possible scenarios for leaving the EU ranging from a near-status-quo situation to leaving on World Trade Organisation terms without any transition agreement, warns that the worst option could be a "lost decade" of economic slump.

Some authors write abstraction terms without any device separating the bound variable from the body: such terms are crisply written as, e.g., 'λxx', 'λyx'λyx

For more than a year, party officials had assumed that Mr. Lautenberg would seek a fifth term without any opposition.

Even with the Baby Boomers retiring en masse, the nation's debt-to-GDP ratio may well decline over the long-term without any intervention by policymakers.

Around 1.3 million interest-only mortgage customers may reach the end of their loan term without any plan to repay their debt, according to the Financial Conduct Authority.

The spokesman added: "However, on this occasion three years ago, Prince Harry used the term without any malice and as a nickname about a highly popular member of his platoon.

Nearby on the Spirit Airlines flight were her two older children, both of whom she had carried to full term without any complications.