Sentence examples for true terms from inspiring English sources

The C.F.P.B. hopes to change this, largely by insuring that consumers will be told the true terms of a deal, in a simple and clear fashion.

Mortgage holders were not told the true terms of their loans, homes were overvalued, and investment firms put together mortgage-backed securities packages in ways that inflated their true value.

But he learns the true terms of this arrangement from Patsey, "the Queen of the Fields," as Epps, the planter, calls her; she picks five hundred pounds of cotton a day, when Solomon cannot manage two hundred.

Even when the news came out early in the day that the Barclays were interested in acquiring all of Hollinger International -- whose principal assets include The Daily Telegraph, The Chicago Sun-Times and The Jerusalem Post -- the offer was vague enough to leave some analysts wondering what the true terms were.

"In short," the lawsuit charges, "the I.M.G. offer is a sham, both on its face and because it is reasonable to conclude that the true terms and conditions and/or duration of that 'offer' and the Yankee Partnership's plans are not being presented to MSG".

In such way, recall expresses the percentage of reference list terms that were identified, i.e., the percentage of true positives with respect to all true terms.

"And that is a true term.

[1] Of course, "all" is not a fully true term.

In the case of Resnik's metric, a prediction by any descendant of the true term will be scored as if it is an exact prediction.

If you're looking to switch insurance companies, start with a top-rated one, but also keep an eye out for too-good-to-be-true terms or brand new riders or features.

It's true in terms of individual family budgets.