Sentence examples for over the same term from inspiring English sources

Moneyfacts said that competitive deals within the Help to Buy scheme include a 4.79% two-year fixed deal with a £99 fee from HSBC and a fee-free option at 4.99% over the same term from NatWest.

A $200,000 loan over 30 years at 8.25percentt would require monthly payments of $1,502.66, while refinancing to pay back the same amount over the same term at 6.5percentt would result in payments of $1,264.32, a savings of $238.34 a month.

Similarly, in the small-sized families, the same term was also over-represented among non-redundant genes (p < 0.01) with subgroups of many of the same gene families mentioned above.

LQ _l = K_l + E_{l,k} \times LP^k where :l and k= 1, \dotsc, n, LQ_l = \ln(Q_l), LP^l = \ln(P^l), and K_l are constants; and appearance of a letter index as both an upper index and a lower index in the same term implies summation over that index.

They say workers will be protected under Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) regulations ( TUPE), which guarantee outsourced workers move over on exactly the same terms.

GO terms related to neuronal function (channel, transporter, receptor activities) were clearly over-represented in A1 genes whereas the same terms were not enriched in A2 and were under-represented in B2 genes.

There was a strong tendency on the part of such political scientists as Bentham, Austin, and Mill in England and Francis Lieber and Woodrow Wilson in the United States to see the state and its claimed sovereignty over human lives in much the same terms in which classical economists saw capitalism.

The department is expected to seek the same terms for contracts over Coen and Hopevale, the latter being Pearson's home town.

There appeared to be confusion over the options for riders who want to stay on the same terms.

The same terms of repayment applied for a graduate to earn over £21,000 a year.

The Sands has accepted the same terms.