Sentence examples for the most basic terms from inspiring English sources

And, in the most basic terms, costly.

The entire ballet is, in the most basic terms, a workout for dancers and musicians.

And you both failed to discuss the most basic terms of the job before work commenced.

What they say calls into question even the most basic terms on which the authorities' triumph was explained.

The social worker is preparing with life story work and explaining repeatedly what is going on to a child who can only understand in the most basic terms.

The court made plain that the wrongdoing alleged "violates the most basic terms of the constitutional compact between our government and the citizens of this country".

Even the most basic term remains contentious: can a regime be described as genocidal when so much of the killing of Khmers was done by Khmers?

One of my more teeth-clenching episodes involves a chief operating officer with two teenage daughters who, relentlessly lobbying for control of the cooler turf of Internet creative as opposed to the operation of retail branches, kept confidently pronouncing the most basic term in visual styling as rhyming with "ballet".

Wielded mainly, though not exclusively, as a sword against the Mafia, it holds in its most basic terms that a person or group of people who commit certain crimes as part of a conspiracy or criminal enterprise can be charged with racketeering.

In its most basic terms social capital refers to the social connections that people have [ 10] and it has been hypothesized that social capital impacts physical activity participation through enhanced communication [ 11].

Put in its most basic terms, every extra bullet held by this shooter's high-capacity clips, means that one more first or second grader is never coming home to his or her parents.