Sentence examples for terms change from inspiring English sources

Yet in relative terms change is happening at warp speed.

However the terms change, in these visions, the place where books are read, acquired or received remains constant.

[C6.] Terms Change in Liberty Media Deal Liberty Media and UnitedGlobalCom have changed their intended merger plan after bondholders rejected the transaction.

This neglect is equivalent to averaging the higher-frequency terms to zero; the low-frequency terms change only slightly during the averaging.

His aides said in interviews that perhaps the most important goal of the entire program is to define the election on the Obama campaign's terms — "change" versus "more of the same" — from here until Election Day, with the second night of the convention being heavily devoted to contrasts between Mr. Obama and Senator John McCain of Arizona, the presumptive Republican nominee.

What would your business plan look like?' And that's where sometimes, the deal terms change.

These terms changed to 5% when he became the manager of the club on 18 March.

Like Bill Gates said, we always overestimate the short-term change and underestimate the long-term change".

Sawyer says society tends to overestimate short-term change while underestimating long-term change.

The downside was a short-term change of leadership.

Some analysts were skeptical of any long-term change.