Sentence examples for terms at a from inspiring English sources

But over the following 35 years they lost money in real terms at a rate of 2% a year.

The teacher may also decide to introduce only a few terms at a time.

He spoke only in general terms at a campus news conference, because of the criminal investigation.

The notion that United should have any prospects of dictating terms at a venue such as this was always disconcerting.

But hours after Bielby temporarily stopped Khadr's release, a different judge set bail terms at a separate hearing.

But Senator Chris Murphy, Democrat of Connecticut, described his job in unusually blunt terms at a Yale conference on Monday.

It seems important to note, however, that these metropolitan areas have been growing, in population terms, at a blistering pace.

Even in the narrowest terms, at a time in which the government has imposed so much instability on the sector, international students represent huge investment into higher education.

He'd said this to them in emphatic terms at a meeting the day before, explaining that he saw this as a chance to lead.

Cameron intends to outline his plans to improve Britain's EU membership terms at a summit of the union's leaders next month.

If Britain sought to renegotiate its membership terms at a time of economic crisis, other E.U. nations would "not thank us and will not accommodate us," he said.