Sentence examples for term on both from inspiring English sources

But what this means is that even if an advertiser pays for a search term on both Google and Bing, Bing would end up generating only one-fourth to as low as one-tenth of the revenue Google received from the same advertiser's campaign using the exact same keywords on each site.

Most notably, the free logic that Lewis refers to has it that an identity that contains a denotationless term on both sides is always true.

Remember, you can perform any operation on one side of the equation as long as you perform the operation on every term on both sides of the equal sign.

After his landslide reelection a week later a victory aided by the prospect of peace Nixon determined to force compliance with the terms on both Vietnamese states.

A front-page article on Thursday reported on the implications of the newly negotiated contract between General Motors and the United Automobile Workers union, including the impact of its terms on both the company and its unionized employees.

* This would also effectively enable Google to set the prices for key search terms on both their and your search platforms and, in the process, raise prices charged to advertisers on Yahoo.

The Fed chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, has been careful to couch the Fed's latest action in terms on both sides of the mandate, arguing in an Oct. 15 speech that inflation was "too low" and unemployment "clearly too high".

The company, which has been recycling the city's metal on a temporary basis, offered the best terms on both parts of the recycling contract: for plastic and metal, to begin this July, and for plastic, metal and glass, to begin in July 2004.

which yields the contradiction by canceling the negative terms on both sides of the inequality.

Ordinary language often uses the same terms on both sides of this divide; see uses (1) and (2) of n. 1, 8 above.

Says Knell, he's read and re-read the terms on both sites, and tried to be respectful as possible to make the service as non-invasive as Pinterest or a search engine.