as is

Idioms  

1. Just the way it is, with no changes. For example, We saved a few dollars by buying the floor sample on an as is basis. This expression is used of goods to be sold that may be slightly worn, damaged, or otherwise less than perfect.

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Example Sentences

Should the former Brighton boss agree a deal - as is expected - he would have seven games to save the club from relegation to the Championship.

From BBC

Chitwood is an active member of these groups, as is Scott.

From Slate

To him, presenting “Fiddler on the Roof” in Yiddish is revolutionary, as is “John Proctor Is the Villain’s” dissection of a classic through a feminist lens.

From Los Angeles Times

The PSL's playing conditions say the umpires will then report the matter to match referee who will take "action as is considered appropriate against the players concerned".

From BBC

But consumer demand is bouncing back, as is the demand for a better deal.

From The Wall Street Journal