Sentence examples for terms in every from inspiring English sources
He believes U.S. military might entitles the United States to dictate terms in every corner of the world.
Since 2002 the average annual price of gold has risen by double digits in percentage terms in every year bar one (2005, when it gained 8.7%).
A report by the Daily Mail stated the former world champion "has agreed terms in every last detail" for a fight against the eight-division champion on 9 April in Las Vegas.
After a rotten 1999, the total return (interest plus capital gains) on bonds was 7% or more in local-currency terms in every country in the chart barring Japan.
A Conservative spokesman said: "We have committed to protect the NHS budget and increase it in real terms in every year of the next Parliament – and are investing an additional £2bn in the frontline from April, which Simon Stevens called 'the funding we need for next year'.
In the 21st century, we have the possibility to give the Commonwealth a new lease of life as an organisation based not just on equality – fundamental though that is – but also on a shared striving for a new kind of prosperity that isn't just interested in bald GDP growth, but in creating genuinely flourishing communities, on their own terms, in every corner of our world.
We believe that it does in this case, but we, by no means, suggest that each provision of the Code of Professional Responsibility should be deemed incorporated as an implied in law term in every contractual relationship between or among lawyers.
In particular he argues for the government to fund an army of around 100 primary PE Specialists who would spend a day a week for a term in every school in England to raise the profile of PE and improve teachers' expertise.
This is an oldie but a goodie, and for the life of me I can't understand why Democrats don't use this term in every other sentence they utter in public, the way Republicans used to do so effectively.
In our view, a certain definition in a scientific subfield does not need to prescribe the exact usage of that term in every scientific endeavor.
In blunter terms, one in every five displaced persons worldwide last year was Syrian.
