Sentence examples for terms provided a from inspiring English sources

He said about half of Primark's sales were now made overseas and the benefit of the rising value of that business in pound terms provided a "natural hedge" against the pressure on profits in the UK caused by higher import costs.

The proposed terms provided a large commission to Erlanger and would entitle the bondholder to cotton at a discounted price once the South won the war.

Importantly, the GO slim generic terms provided a reasonable number of protein 'predictors' for a machine learning method to effectively operate.

Gene categories defined using GO terms provided a rough idea of the results; i.e., all genes sharing any particular term were considered a category.

The worksheet of terms provided an additional source of data that was used for assessing student learning and the achievement of our selected science standard.

2. Create a short visual glossary of photography terms, providing a photo of each term along with its definition.

These terms provide a powerful incentive for AT&T to bargain in earnest with the government.

This means pay is rising for workers in real terms, providing a welcome boost after years of sub-inflation pay growth after the financial crisis.

It shows the gripping appeal of laws that, in Kafka's terms, provide a false sense of security and leave the people – particularly people in certain communities – helplessly exposed.

Share the following terms, providing a pause of one or two minutes between each one to allow students to record their thoughts: "immigrant," "illegal immigrant," "business owner" and "citizen".

Sketching out some feminist history of the terms provides a helpful starting point.