Sentence examples for terms against a from inspiring English sources
Indeed, in trade-weighted terms, against a basket of currencies, it has risen by 12% over the past six months.
The Devils learned Thursday night that they could not play on equal terms against a skilled team with speed.
The European Central Bank, which has been widely criticized for refusing to directly support struggling euro zone governments, on Dec. 8 did announce a major new initiative to help banks, longer-term refinancing operations, saying it would provide unlimited three-year credit on easy terms against a wide range of collateral.
p value: Value used to determine significance of model terms against a predetermined value: α.
The first evaluation strategy comprehends the comparison of the list of candidate terms against a gold standard, i.e., a list of terms considered as the pattern of the domain in question.
A man used racially derogatory terms against a group of four Latinos before pursuing them and brandishing an 8½-inch knife, according to Orange County Senior Deputy District Attorney Paul Chrisopoulos.
Halfway through a third term against a resurgent Opposition is not your ideal time to become PM.
Come November, they are also reluctant to have an incumbent Republican running for a full term against a Democrat, even for the largely ceremonial post.
The Bee reported that Mr. Cardoza would have had to run for another term against a friend and fellow Democrat, Representative Jim Costa, for a redrawn district.
And in a year that's allegedly all about change, this one pits an 84-year-old incumbent running for a fifth term against a 64-year-old challenger who was first elected to Congress in 1990, lost a Senate race to Robert G. Torricelli in 1996, and then, running against Rush D. Holt Jr., lost his bid in 2000 to regain a seat in the House.
Desperate to win Colorado and its nine electoral votes, the Obama campaign is trying to assemble the same coalition that Senator Michael Bennet built in 2010, when he managed to win a full term against a conservative Republican in a year in which Democrats struggled both in Colorado and nationally.
