Sentence examples for terms changed from inspiring English sources

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

Id., at 267. "Virtually no provision" of the settlement "was not the subject of significant negotiation," and the settlement terms "changed substantially" during the negotiations.

In a statement announcing the deal, Danny Rimer, a partner at Index, said that "the deal terms changed for Index such that it no longer matches our investment criteria, and thus we have decided not to participate in the transaction".

She added that she did not think holiday companies would cut the price of summer holidays if terms changed.

An acquisition deal (apparently with WhitePages.com) came close but unraveled after the terms changed and became far less acceptable.

By comparing them, it will be possible to observe whether the impacts from the three interaction terms changed due to The Expansion.

The specific terms change somewhat over time.

It was no wonder that the term "change of scenery" was used liberally yesterday around Shea Stadium.

Now consider the term "change readiness". It frames change as something that is present every day.

The term "change" is very broad.

Yet in relative terms change is happening at warp speed.