Sentence examples for fewer terms from inspiring English sources

For example, Moody's has found that an outsize number of companies owned by private equity firms avoided default during the financial crisis because they had so-called covenant-lite debt, which had fewer terms that could be violated.

First, it involves fewer terms in each iteration.

In our approximations, (mathcal{K}_{k}) of (3.10) has fewer terms than is used in [3].

The core field is also computationally expensive despite having many fewer terms.

Thus the August born would start in April/May and have two fewer terms in primary school than their classmates.

Although the second calibration had a poorer fit, it had fewer terms and generated constant temperature contour lines of the expected shape, approaching a colourless point.

But overall absence figures were lower than the year before, due to less sickness and fewer term-time holidays.

The next few terms were full of continued disappointment.

He spent a few terms at colleges in Michigan, dropped out, and moved back home.

If you, too, have this problem, there are a few terms to describe it.

Ms. Santoro began by asking for definitions of a few terms.