Sentence examples for intermediate the from inspiring English sources

The new exams would be called "I levels" (I for intermediate), the paper says (paywall).

In John Hempton's dictum, banks intermediate the trade deficit.

I have heard the complaint that the school falls into two main parts (with intermediate, the smallest, falling between the two).

It takes 2% to "intermediate" the managing of money, a figure that has been pretty consistent over the years; "indeed, in the past 30 years, the cost of finance has actually risen," Philippon says.

Because no one can arbitrarily decide to print more bitcoins, and because no banks intermediate the storage and spending of the currency, the value of a bitcoin is determined by market demand.

"The only conclusion I can come to is that obviously you received this car at some stage in the month after it was stolen, either from those who stole it or, more likely, from some intermediate," the judge said.

Playing for table stakes or allowing no-limit betting, like unlimited warfare, might be considered the equivalent in cards of warring with nuclear weapons, the first intermediate, the second full-out intercontinental ballistic missiles.

Reflecting on the difference between Napster (where Parker also was a co-founder more than a decade ago) and Spotify, Parker says, "The potential to dis-intermediate the gatekeepers was there, but first you needed to create the right product" and get the music industry to play ball.

Surface carboxylated PEEK films were obtained from a common key-intermediate, the PEEK-OH film, resulting from the surface reduction of amorphous PEEK film.

The IEA comments, along with a weaker dollar, have helped lift Brent crude 1.5% to $40.65 while West Texas Intermediate - the US benchmark - is up 1.9% at $38.56.

Oil prices are down this morning, although the real capitulation could come towards the end of the month if OPEC and Russia fail to agree a supply freeze Brent crude is down more than 2% to $47.29 a barrel while West Texas Intermediate - the US benchmark - has slipped 2.46% to $45.15.