Sentence examples for terms they have from inspiring English sources

In dollar terms they have trebled, thanks to currency appreciation.

So while they're not big guns in investment terms, they have clout.

Emerging markets, in particular, have benefited from the wall of foreign money: in dollar terms they have risen by half.

While they remain objects of fear in military terms, they have been slowly stripped of dread in the cultural imagination.

They get offers all the time, but having got this far on their own idiosyncratic terms, they have no desire to work according to anyone else's.

In reading terms, they have not lost their innocence; sadly, that comes later when they start to believe the hype which drives the book business.

In new wave terms, they've moved from XTC/Wire to the Vapors/the Ruts.

In comedy terms, they've not so much ploughed their own furrow as taken the tractor for a joyride.

"They campaigned by appealing to populist slogans, but then in practical terms they've done little to deal with the real needs of people.

The Rangers come back to New York for Tuesday night's game having lost their first two games of the series, the same terms they had with Washington.

But because not every type of relief is counted the same way under the settlement's terms, they had fulfilled only about 80 percent of their total obligation.