Sentence examples for term we could from inspiring English sources

Is there a term we could use in its place?

In the long term, we could set the rate as a percentage of the price at the pump.

"In the long term, we could foresee ourselves raising ratings if lower earnings and reduced risk are accompanied by stronger risk-adjusted capital and effective governance".

"Longer term, we could see corporate earnings impacted – which would affect dividends and the income generated by your pension pot," he said.

But in the short term we could get to the bottom of what really happened in the Ratcliffe case by inviting Starmer and his prosecutors and Rose to appear before the home affairs select committee.

"Either we try to improve the monitoring throughout the production chain or in the medium term we could have a voluntary or legislative system which would stipulate a stricter segregation," he said.

"They were terms we couldn't pass up," she said.

He knew that he had agreed to terms we could never accept.

We have no idea whether and on what terms we could negotiate access to research and mobility programmes.

Blackman's book taught me, and many people for whom it was not a daily reality, to see racism for the first time, in terms we could understand.

As you ponder what fresh hell Fabio Borini failing to agree personal terms ("We couldn't match what the boy was after," 'Arryed Arry) with QPR is.