Sentence examples for terms become less from inspiring English sources

Bonds and loans that are fixed in nominal terms become less attractive to investors than assets like commodities and buildings whose prices move with inflation.

On the other hand, in the case of the erf model, the third-order distortion term (C1) is always dominant and higher-order terms become less dominant, and this holds almost regardless of the IBO value.

MPPC prices for HRT have been higher than those for cigarettes for all of the period of this study but, until very recently, have increased in parallel with the cigarette MPPC price and hence, in relative terms, become less expensive.

But there are already signs that PetroCaribe's terms are becoming more stringent: Guatemala withdrew from the group last year after the terms became less favourable.

"The deal's original terms became less sensible when we recognized Global Crossing was having some serious difficulties," Michael J. Small, chief executive of Centennial, said in an interview.

By increasing, for the cross-terms start to appear (the minimal distance between the auto-terms becomes less than ).

So, there exists n ≥ n 2 sufficiently large so that the modulus of the last error term becomes less than 1 / 2, which completes the proof.

Since h = max { α − ⌊ β n ⌋ + 2 n, d − n } < 1, there exists n ≥ n 5 sufficiently large so that the modulus of the last error term becomes less than 1 / 2, which completes the proof.

Since h = max { α − ⌊ β n ⌋ + 2 n, d − n } < 1, there exists n ≥ n 1 sufficient large so that the modulus of the last error term becomes less than 1 / 2, which completes the proof.

If 'imagination' is understood in its root sense of image-making and we see imagination not as opposed to but as part of perception, then Kant's choice of term becomes less peculiar.

Or that the search term became less popular because people simply didn't need the information anymore.