Sentence examples for than terms from inspiring English sources

I would use those as terms of art more than terms of science.

They want something more than terms of service handed down from policy teams, or canned responses to a reported abuse, which then disappears into a bureaucratic maze.

Our methodology, however, looks at individuals rather than terms, so does not fully account for the variations of revolving-door presidencies like that of Russia under Vladimir Putin.

In fact, the report also said that reporters and pundits more commonly echoed words used by opponents of the Democratic proposals than terms used by supporters.

Meanwhile, state banks that have been told to clean up their rotten balance sheets have not been willing to lend on anything less than terms attractive to them.

As opposed to the predicate calculus, the propositional calculus employs simple, unanalyzed propositions rather than terms or noun expressions as its atomic units; and, as opposed to the functional calculus, it treats only propositions that do not contain variables.

As ever, no issue dominated more than term limits.

Infants fed control or DHA formula had lower body weights than term infants.

Very preterm infants more likely exhibit deficient executive functions than term born controls.

There is no word more sacred and yet over-used than "term sheet" in the entrepreneurial circle.

To evaluate whether preterm birth is associated with a greater incidence of urinary tract infection (UTI) than term births.