Sentence examples for terms against from inspiring English sources

He has, for example, spoken out in forthright terms against Belgian-style assimilation.

Storrie has said he will defend himself in the "strongest possible terms" against the charge.

Redrow meanwhile continues to look a little rich in relative terms against its peers.

The Devils learned Thursday night that they could not play on equal terms against a skilled team with speed.

Ashley Judd, who was on the panel, and is also a Tennessee delegate, railed, in amusing terms, against Todd Akin.

Storrie has already stated that he will defend himself in the "strongest possible terms" against the charge.

Indeed, in trade-weighted terms, against a basket of currencies, it has risen by 12% over the past six months.

The dollar is near record lows (in inflation-adjusted terms) against many of its trading partners, including China.

He has preferred to campaign on his own terms against the BNP in his constituency and to keep some distance from the Westminster bubble.

In any case, the influx of petrodollars has in the past two years forced the strengthening of the manat in nominal terms against the dollar.

And that could give rise to all types of difficulties, including financing, fire safety, insurance, even enforcement of lease terms against tenants residing in the "nonlegal" apartments.