Sentence examples for terms fall in from inspiring English sources

Consumers can look forward to a real terms fall in water bills, Ofwat said.

This represents a "real terms" fall in social lettings to BME people since they experience greater levels of housing need, also explored in HCI's research, undertaken in partnership with BMENational.

I suppose terms fall in and out of fashion, but if you view yourself a political ecologist, you should read this book.

Students in the 12 months spend the summer plus two academic terms (fall and spring) in residence, and graduate in June.

Mental health trusts saw a real-terms fall in budgets of more than 8percentt between 2010 and 2015, as reported by the BBC.

The Office for National Statistics found average earnings had risen by just 2.1% in the three months to July, leaving workers facing a 0.4% real-terms fall in the value of their pay packets.

The report also found that planning appeals were taking longer and between 2010-11 and 2017-18 there was a 37.9% real-terms fall in net expenditure on planning functions.

I use the term summer in its loosest sense, of course.

Jose Sulaiman was re-elected as president of the World Boxing Council for another four-year term yesterday in Mexico City.

Mr Chávez swore himself in for a second term earlier this month "in the name of Christ, the greatest socialist in history".

The United States Supreme Court ended its most recent judicial term this week in a characteristically dramatic fashion.