Sentence examples for terms according to from inspiring English sources

He may have used stronger terms, according to Bradford.

No commas between the two terms, according to the stylebook.

Why is precision "critical in astronomical terms," according to the article?

Australia is now the fifth richest nation in per capita GDP terms, according to the IMF.

Nearly every case settles on confidential terms, according to a review of dozens of court records.

BTS is proving successful in health terms according to results from 53,000 participants.

"There was no pretence of negotiating the deal's terms," according to the shareholder lawsuit.

A three-judge panel sentenced him to three life terms, according to a court document released to the media.

You guessed it: Turkish stocks and bonds — up 6.6 and 3.8percentt in dollar terms, according to Merrill Lynch.

But Mr. Schulze was unhappy with some of the proposed terms, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter.

And so, essentially boxed in, they agreed to the terms, according to the two people with knowledge of the matter.