Sentence examples for term that you from inspiring English sources

But I must also identify the minimum term that you must serve.

Chuka Umunna, the shadow Business Secretary, said he was "not denying in the short term that you may see a hit on the share price of these banks".

Of course it will be at this point in the term that you realise it is not just the children that need careful management.

Because there were eight notes in the scale, Mr. Berger christened it "octatonic": a term that you will now find in any English-language music textbook, whether of music history, music theory or even music appreciation.

On Tuesday department officials called these "pedal misapplications," and when a reporter asked if the problem was drivers making a mistake, Mr. LaHood shot back from the podium, "Nobody up here has ever insinuated the term that you used, driver error".

The prose was so limp ("Who, inquiring minds want to know, is going to spare us a first Obama term?") that you had the sense Kristol wrote his column during the commercial breaks of his gig on Fox News Sunday and gave it about the same amount of thought.

Your down payment may be higher based on the loan terms that you qualify for but it will not be less than 3.5 percent of the purchase price.

"If you're a good Amazonian, you become an Amabot," said one employee, using a term that means you have become at one with the system.

It's important to not just dismiss conspiracy theorists as "cranks", "nutters" or any other term that allows you to laughingly dismiss them.

In the short term, that means you might actually feel okay.

But if you are investing for the really long term, that should leave you better off.