Sentence examples for understanding terms from inspiring English sources

If you're lucky enough to print all the right forms, good luck understanding terms like "unsecured non-priority debt".

The conventional understanding, termed Brown's Principle, suggests that favorable environmental conditions near the center of a species' biogeographic range results in higher individual reproductive success and, subsequently, higher population abundance than towards the edges of a biogeographic range4.

C: Understanding Biological Terms.

The cottage residents took the bargain, fully understanding its terms.

Durgin conceded that some skiers and boarders have trouble understanding the terms.

Like many of my peers, I signed on the dotted line without fully understanding the terms.

Writing a smart contract or properly understanding the terms of one takes specialized programming skills.

Company lawyers pointed out that by signing closing statements, borrowers had attested to fully understanding the terms of their loans.

The two campaigns negotiated with each other about matters of format, and then delivered to both sponsors a Memorandum of Understanding dictating terms.

Without understanding those terms, they could be at risk for losing their investment.  .

Understanding the terms and conditions of your warranties can prevent you from making changes that will void the warranty.