Sentence examples for through terms from inspiring English sources

The virus is not just any language, but English, the contagion spread through terms of endearment.

And because it's been done so secretly, and with our implicit consent (often through terms and conditions), privacy has taken a nasty beating - but it's not dead.

Banks would be free to compete for deposits through terms and conditions, convenience, service, and price up to the floating Treasury ceiling.

When companies do seek consent, it is typically through terms of service agreements – overly long contracts are full of dense legal language that users are expected to "agree" to without understanding.

Redundant terms within a cluster naturally drive the formation of tight local complexes due to their high intra-cluster similarities, while clusters are occasionally bridged through terms with similarities reflecting the relatedness of two separate processes.

This has prompted the board to order its own studies and hire its own advisers to help it wade through terms like "bleve," which rhymes with Chevy and stands for "boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion".

The improved method achieves arbitrary damping for any mechanical system by introducing a feed-through term.

Ultrasonographic examinations were performed weekly, from Day 30 of gestation through term.

In addition, students may be able to earn approximately $3,500 through term-time employment on campus.

During the past decade, MIT has steadily lowered the amount it expects students to provide through term-time work.

Former State Representatives Mike Lehman, a Democrat, and Bill Markham, a Republican, brought a suit challenging the law in June; both lost their seats through term limits.