Sentence examples for superior terms from inspiring English sources

They have long contended that they offer superior terms and service to students.

Harvard invited Nash to join its mathematics department as a doctoral student, but Princeton offered superior terms, and so Nash matriculated in 1948.

"We are evaluating the contract, its terms and ramifications alongside what seem to have been offers with superior terms," he said.

On December 9th, Samsung's lawyers must return to the courthouse to defend themselves against accusations that they leaked confidential Apple-Nokia licensing and contract terms so that Samsung could demand superior terms for its own licensing negotiations with Nokia.

Above all, the politicians need to avoid messing up macroeconomic policy by raising taxes too sharply.If all that is done, however, great prizes are within reach: rising productivity, rising living standards, a rising international reputation and, above all, a rising chance to face up to China on equal, or even superior, terms.

I think "glaikit" is a superior term to "stupid", "messages" preferable to "groceries" and "shoogly" more mellifluous than "unstable".

Compared with the current gold standard (DM), DBT was superior in terms of detection rate and equal in terms of PPV.

For subacute BNP, it might be superior in terms of sick-listing and health-care visits; for chronic BNP, in terms of health-care visits only.

For subacute BNP, it might be superior in terms of both sick-listing and health-care visits; for chronic BNP, in terms of health-care visits only.

"She's actually probably superior in terms of athletic ability".

"It's far superior in terms of reduction of friction," Mr. Murphy said of the component.