Sentence examples for on such terms from inspiring English sources

However, the number of banks willing to lend to one another on such terms has been sharply reduced because of economic turmoil, including the 2008 global financial crisis, the European debt crisis that began in 2010, and the downgrading of large banks' credit ratings this year.

Such an extension requires that the language contains two separate classes of terms: one for probabilities, numbers and the results of arithmetical operations on such terms, and one for the domain of discourse which the probabilistic operators quantify over.

During the Jackson Administration, when General Armistead Thomson Mason challenged Colonel John Mason McCarty, McCarty, it's said, "would only consent to meet him on such terms as would result in the certain destruction of one, or both".

On such terms, new classical music often does very badly.

How could existing centres compete on such terms?

"Sports Direct is by no means the only company to engage people on such terms.

We would go and see Labour and Ed Miliband on such terms".

So the question is, how can academic appraisal proceed on such terms?

Thus trackage rights would be acquired on such terms as the court and jury determined.

Yet on such terms she and Mike stand no chance, for he is leery of being patronized.

Only Dickens can compete on such terms; and if you go by output alone, Balzac blows him away.