Sentence examples for terms each from inspiring English sources

Under the agreement's terms, each HMT share would be converted into 0.9094 share of Komag stock.

We've used percentage of GDP so you can see it in real terms each year.

In travel terms, each of them can expect an increased profile as a possible holiday destination.

In very real terms, each page is worth far more than its weight in gold.

Much is untrue: "We will guarantee health spending rises in real terms each year …" while real NHS spending falls.

As a result, the three markets are roughly equivalent on hockey terms: each has about 1.1 million serious N.H.L. fans.

Within a few weeks, both contestants in the genome race plan to declare victory, but in different terms, each already judged imperfect by the rival team.

"Councils will have almost £200bn to spend over this parliament, a cash terms increase and a reduction of just 1.7% in real terms each year".

The resulting "electroweak" force is a first step towards reconstructing the cosmic magma.In mathematical terms, each crystallisation from the magma is described as the breaking of a symmetry.

(British school years are split into three terms each of which has a one-week spring break-like "half term" in the middle).

Mr. Osborne answered by saying that the Conservatives had pledged to increase the health service budget in real terms each year.