Sentence examples for terms over a from inspiring English sources

And Mexican wages have grown less than 50% in dollar terms over a decade, leaving them 13% cheaper (adjusted for productivity) than China's.

That is, unless George Steinbrenner made a similar pact a few years ago but with different terms over a much longer period.

Mr. Martin, who said he had neither interviewed Mr. Malvo nor studied his case, spoke in general terms, over a prosecutor's frequent and furious objections.

It spelled things out in balance-sheet, income-statement and cash-flow terms over a 42-year time span.

It includes non-conservative flux contributions derived from an integral of the nozzling terms over a grid cell.

Notice that the numbers in the present representation are terms over a more restricted combinatory base than in the former case.

Blast2GO returns the GO terms over-represented at a specified significance value.

But the Malthusians might retort that man's famed ingenuity has not stopped prices from rising in real terms over an extended period.

Less certain has been how Beijing and the Vatican, whose relations have suffered numerous ups and downs, would come to terms over an appointment that for both parties involves ceding authority.

BP has already confirmed that one of its staff, a senior ex-British spook who had worked on the Libya dossier, later lobbied the British government in general terms over an agreement to transfer prisoners back to Libya.

Eventually, Gyimah got to resign on his own terms over an unrelated issue.