Sentence examples for terms of paying from inspiring English sources

However, a question remains over what the term "9.5m registered users" actually relates to in terms of paying customers.

She added: "I still have problems in terms of paying for carers, things that people don't realise.

It's shocking that they are competing in terms of bad practice in terms of paying female staff".

She said she felt that she had turned the corner in terms of paying down her debt and refining the software concept.

"The money was helpful in terms of paying some of my bills," he said, "but [it] wasn't enough to make a big difference".

Connections between Damascus and opposition areas in terms of paying teachers' salaries, paying doctors never completely went away, even in hard-core opposition areas.

With attendance of 350,000, "it's the largest single-day sporting event in the world" in terms of paid admissions, said Robert Schultz, director of the Indianapolis Convention and Visitors Association.

"I don't want to irritate my readers: it's by far the most subscribed-to magazine in Britain in terms of paid subscriptions.

Joe Hockey has changed the terms of paid parental leave benefits, which means that mothers can no longer claim paid parental leave from the state if their employer also provides the benefit.

Reader's Digest Association Inc. said yesterday that it would stop holding sweepstakes after 41 years to focus on more efficient ways to attract subscribers to its magazine, the world's largest in terms of paid circulation.

A new study by the Advertising Project at the University of Wisconsin shows that in terms of paid advertising, Mr. McCain has so far been able to nearly match Mr. Obama's volume with help from the Republican Party.