Sentence examples for terms to become from inspiring English sources

But yesterday Capers agreed to financial terms to become the coach of the expansion Houston Texans.

In a report on the United States economy published in July, the director of economic research for the Milken Institute, Ross C. DeVol, pointed out that in the second quarter, corporate investment in equipment and software increased at an annualized rate of 24.9 percent as companies made use of available cash and easy borrowing terms to become less reliant on human workers.

The startup's ambition was, said in reductive terms, to become the Salesforce.com of personal health records.

Michu has passed a medical and agreed personal terms to become new Swansea boss Michael Laudrup's third signing.

Inverness Caledonian Thistle's Terry Butcher has agreed personal terms to become Hibernian's new manager, BBC Scotland has learned.

The litigants, scattered all over the country, have to be contacted and each has to agree to their specific terms; 90% must approve for the terms to become official.

"This has the potential, in the long term, to become our largest market".

Mr. Lieberman would gladly give up his third term to become the first Jew ever elected to national office.

Strategic trade theory helps explain why Brazil was willing to gamble in the short term to become one of the finest aircraft manufactures over the long term.

There is certainly a historical tendency for presidents who earn a second term to become less popular — but some of this reflects reversion to the mean.

Mr. Obama says he does not want his first term to become bogged down in any sort of "partisan witch hunt".