Sentence examples for on unusual terms from inspiring English sources
Even his success here is on unusual terms — the songs he's created for Ms. Cyrus rumble like obstinate weather systems.
Finding this pattern, capital raised on unusual terms on short notice before major events, would seem a key detection methodology.
"The Good Person of New Haven," which concludes its five-week run on June 4, is the Long Wharf's affectionate if slightly left-handed tribute to its home city, and on its own unusual terms the production generally succeeds.
Bain and THL are claiming that the banks are trying to introduce a market out, a clause sometimes included in debt commitment letters that permits banks to walk in adverse market conditions — by insisting on onerous and unusual terms in the debt.
For example, in their view the unusual term Whippomorpha Waddell et al. 1999 [ 17] for the hippo-whale clade should be replaced by Cetancodonta Arnason et al. 2000 [ 18], based on potential confusion with hippomorph perissodactyls.
The writers did not make a statistical case that anything unusual is going on in terms of a greater frequency of murders committed by veterans.
Dinner guests said that not a word was uttered about whether Mr. Wolfensohn would stay on for an unusual third term or pass the baton to his good friend Mr. Powell.
The choice of a quality of life measure as the primary outcome to measure effectiveness is unusual as previous literature has focused on short term physiological measures such as FEV1, oxygen saturation and sputum volumes as measures of efficacy.
Initial investigations on the mixing in a T-piece highlighted that the environment within the scWHS reactor is highly unusual in terms of conventional reaction engineering because the fluid properties were significantly different in terms of temperature, viscosity and density.
I think it can result in something quite unusual in terms of illumination and honesty, and bring a broader perspective on a musician's career.
Those unusual loan terms have consequences.
