Sentence examples for over that term from inspiring English sources

In total it racked up more than $600 million in net losses over that period," something no other major casino chain did over that term.

Market Harborough building society is the most competitive for two-year fixed rates on remortgages, at 60 per cent loan-to-value (LTV), while Principality building society's five- year fix at 80 per cent LTV is the best bet over that term.

The debate is not over whether to help — it is over the terms that would be attached to any aid.

As the Bonferroni method can be unnecessarily over-conservative, we report over-represented terms that are significant before Bonferroni correction as well.

There are several top scoring over-represented terms that are related to metabolic diseases, e.g. 'diabetes mellitus', 'obesity'diabetestes mellitus, type 2' and 'hyperinsulinemia' (Table 2B).

But the real struggle in the Age of Activism is over that middle term, the state.

Urh1 has a strong preference for hydrolysis of NR over uridine, such that the term Urh1 is a misnomer [10].

"I think he'll not only pay for himself, I think we'll probably make more than that over the term of the contract".

Over the long term, that is the only way that for-profit higher education can thrive.

Leonard's evocations of the jazz life merited that often over-used term "iconic".

Investors track those bookings as a measure of future sales because BMC recognizes some of that revenue over the term of a contract.