Sentence examples for back off terms from inspiring English sources
I have seen guys on this list, and in the larger group of all dinner attendees, repeatedly back off terms or convince other investors to take haircuts alongside them so deals can get done.
A kick to the shins is enough to make almost anyone back off without long-term injury.
Jowell has subsequently criticised the trust, saying in June that it "has backed off in terms of its accountability".
Richard Armitage, the Deputy Secretary of State in Bush's first term, told me that he believed the Democratic election victory, followed by Rumsfeld's dismissal, meant that the Administration "has backed off," in terms of the pace of its planning for a military campaign against Iran.
Both word-based models and FLMs employ a technique called backoff [19], in which we discard terms in the conditional probability and back off to a model with fewer terms.
In an era of heightened youth cultism, the remedy prescribed is to "back off" and renegotiate on the terms the children set.
The feds didn't exactly back off, but they did remove the term "Common Core" from the guidelines, requiring instead that states adopt "college- and career-ready standards".
