Sentence examples for terms are changing from inspiring English sources

But now, demand has collapsed and terms are changing.

PacBell's Britton said the company is only setting forth terms of its relationship with the ISPs and that the terms are changing to reflect future uses for DSL.

Now his story has been made into an award-winning feature film, showing how other gardeners in South Central LA - gang-members Spicey and Kenya, 9 year old Quimonie and a man just released from a 30 year prison term are changing their lives simply by growing food.

In addition, common attitudes toward the quality of long-term care are changing in a more demanding and client-oriented direction.

"Bret, the terms of your discussion are changing just like your platform," Mr. Franks replied.

Although massive forces are still arrayed against progress in the shift to a low-carbon economy — particularly by those whose fortunes are invested in fossil fuels — today the very terms of the debate are changing.

Over the longer term, however, business travellers are changing their behaviour, buying more leisure tickets, using discount carriers such as Southwest and JetBlue, or simply not travelling.

There goes the neighborhood: The story about how short-term rentals like Airbnb are changing life in many upscale urban neighborhoods.

As a result, said Pete Bethea, a principal at Burnham Real Estate, a brokerage firm in San Diego, lenders are changing the terms of deals.

A recent Sunday Review article looked at how attitudes and patterns are changing in terms of where Americans prefer to live.

All around the world, from Algeria to China, governments are changing the terms of investment in oil and gas, on the ground that they are not receiving their fair share of the profits.