Sentences with phrase «very plain terms»

This is the part of the article you've been waiting for: the part where we lay it all out and tell you in very plain terms which life insurance company is «the best» for people with Raynaud's Disease.

Then tell him what you know in very plain terms — that the man has a seeing - eye dog or cane because he can't see, for example, or that the woman is using sign language because she can't hear.

Not exact matches

A professional, determined and driven sense of direction coming from the very top — with a clear ambition for Liverpool to be one of the best clubs, in terms of competing, in the world, again, plain to see.

I prefer the more robust concept embodied in the sin of omission, which I would translate into these plain, secular, and very simple terms: If you have the power to help someone, if you have the ability to right a wrong, or if you have the opportunity to make your voices heard, you should rightfully feel bad when you fail to do so.

«It's very rare that you need any type of fancy life insurance policy other than a plain - vanilla term life policy,» Ohman says.

a) Any person who is looking for a plain term insurance plan or b) Any person for whom the high claim settlement ratio is very important even if it comes at a higher cost as compared to premiums of other plans of other companies or c) Any person who would prefer to buy insurance from a Government owned company may go for this plan.

In terms of design, ZOTAC says that the SN970 will display the company's signature look, which practically means a very plain and nondescript box.