Sentence examples for a real terms from inspiring English sources

But this is a real terms fall for the Tories.

The commission proposed a real terms freeze of the multi-annual budget at the 2013 level.

And this is indeed what this deal delivers – a real terms cut.

By contrast, the bottom 90% have seen a real terms increase of only £2.82 a week or £147 a year.

For the last ten years we have seen a real terms council tax cut here in Eastleigh.

It claimed that there had been a real terms fall of 5% in fees over the past five years.

The Labour party is demanding a real-terms cut in the budget, while the coalition believes the best it can hope for is a real-terms freeze.

It is a real-terms cut.

In other words, it is probably a real-terms decline.

Cable suggests a real-terms cut, but Clegg will not go that far, suggesting a real-terms freeze.

Mr Cameron has just celebrated his triumph in negotiating a real-terms cut in the budget.