Sentence examples for term that the from inspiring English sources
At stage one, we can state from Eq. 2008 that (a): and from Eq. (3) (by removing a common term ) that: The set of Y13 values that satisfy conditions (a) and (b) is the sampling distribution of.
"That's the term that the tradespeople use.
Schoolchildren, at least, term that the Final One.
It all falls under "marketing," a term that the gallery's staff had trouble swallowing at first.
It is over the very long term that the biggest profits are made.
It meant, in the near term, that the stock would plummet.
The Beastie Boys targeted the haircut in their rap "Mullet Head," a term that the Oxford English Dictionary defines as a "stupid person".
Section 14 of this act says there is an implied term that the goods under the contract are of satisfactory quality (obviously not in this case).
Community engagement is not sufficient if they are not creating industries, long-term, that the community can hold on to – past their operations".
Those countries may seem counterintuitive given their high unemployment rates and dismal economies, but Discovery said it was betting long-term that the economic crisis in several euro zone countries would eventually improve.
She asserts that open marriages "...never end up working long-term;" that the reasons are "biological," and that "open marriages establish all kinds of unworkable rules for what is and isn't allowed.
