The theory, in its baldest terms, is this: A shrinking budget deficit means the Government needs to borrow less.

In bald financial terms, power made with fossil fuel or nuclear power remains much cheaper than using backyard sun to power hot water and electricity.

The answer, stripped to its baldest terms, applies to everyone: he is human, which means he is born to know suffering and to die.

I include it here because at no point was it ever put to me in such bald and comprehensible terms.

"Growing together" is an imperfect translation of a Martian idiom which names their most usual social event-in bald terms, just sitting around and saying nothing.

In bald terms, many of today's most prominent constitutional authorities have grown anxious about the working of unfettered representative democracy and majority rule.

Both sides have gotten, in baldest terms, support on the major crucial security issues as they've proceeded, whether it's the Falklands or Libya.

Although almost uniquely undistinguished in bald statistical terms, Atkinson's career had the merit of brevity at least.

Budreau shrank from the bald term "mercenary," as if "military consultant" were easier on his conscience.

The show demonstrates in spectacularly bald terms that like all contemporary artists, Mr. Pettibone would be nothing without the work of other artists.