Sentence examples for terms even if from inspiring English sources

Because wages are "sticky," they tend not to decline in nominal terms even if there is deflation.

It was convincing on its own terms, even if the SST originators might have rolled their eyes.

The difference this time is that the biggest stars are deeply engaged in the game's governance and are also on uncommonly good terms, even if competitive tensions exist.

Under the proposal on the ballot, those already in office would be given a chance to serve three terms even if voters approved a two-term limit.

This, they argue, will force Kim Jong Il's regime to reform on the world's terms, even if it does not want to.

Friends advised Ms. Rosshandler against the deal, citing the tough terms, even if she were to rebuild her stake to 40 percent.

"A woman is entitled to bring a pregnancy to term even if the man objects.

Perhaps then it will be his last term even if he wins?

This means companies' interest payments will not rise in the short term, even if interest rates do.

It would be easy to endorse Hillary Clinton for a second term even if she had a far more credible opponent.

Under the proposal, sitting city officials would be given a chance at a third term even if voters approved a two-term limit.