Sentence examples for terms in four from inspiring English sources

But if you're holding Brazil equities, you're up nearly 13% in dollar terms in four weeks, beating the MSCI Emerging Markets and the S&P 500.

Companies amend their certificates all the time, changing numerous terms in one vote.

Since then, inflation has outstripped wage increases, leaving earnings at their lowest level in real terms in nine years.

You can negotiate payment terms in seven days, 14 days or for a 30% deposit up front, for example.

MR. LEHRER -- Where do you see the basic difference, in very simple terms in two or three sentences, between you and the governor on the environment?

This systematic review identified research studies examining factors associated with service use among kinship caregivers using key search terms in five computerized bibliographic databases and four journals.

They explain these terms in two passage, p. 75 and 109.

search for your highlighted terms in seven different verticals from local to TV to stocks.

The Croatian Parliament consists of 151 members elected to four-year terms in twelve constituencies.

Post-composed terms are new terms created from the semantic intersections of existing terms in one or more ontologies [25].

Moreover, though at least benefits were always mentioned in qualitative terms, they were quantified in relative rather than absolute terms in one third of the stories only.