Sentence examples for borrowing terms from inspiring English sources

In borrowing terms, e-books have been treated much like print books.

Interest rates and borrowing terms are tightly regulated by the Swedish government.

Another said that RBS made it pay an immediate sum of £40,000 to continue borrowing terms with the group.

However, debt charities and consumer groups say loan costs can grow quickly as late payment charges are added or borrowing terms extended.

A month ago its management declared it had successfully won a reprieve from the banks: borrowing terms would be relaxed over the lean winter months and another £100m advanced.

Multiplication work sheets demonstrate carrying and borrowing, terms now discouraged in some city schools, where newer educational methods encourage children to think in terms of hundreds, tens and ones.

To borrow terms from modern art, dreams are rarely described as abstract or surrealist.

It feels like a Japanese trattoria or bistro, to borrow terms from other dining traditions.

If you like Haydn crunchy, rather than smooth (to borrow terms from peanut butter), this was the performance for you.

To borrow terms from Evgeny Morozov, this "realist" or "agnostic", rather than utopian, understanding is the one borne out by what Google actually does.

As also noted, Old Indo-Aryan Sanskritic speech communities interacted with speakers of Middle Indo-Aryan vernaculars, from which they borrowed terms with retroflex stops.