Sentence examples for terms to make from inspiring English sources

I would like to rephrase this question in much simpler terms to make things easier.

The Week's Bests Five Terms To Make a Marketer's Brain Hurt.

We are working on updated language in the terms to make sure this is clear".

Borrowers would get reduced interest rates or longer loan terms to make their payments more affordable.

Cost-benefit analysis implies that the benefits of any initiative are valued in monetary terms to make them commensurable with costs.

When setting these standards, technology companies agree to license related patents to one another on reasonable terms to make it easier for everybody to do business.

Economists at HSBC reckon that the dollar needs to fall by another 20% in trade-weighted terms to make a significant dent in America's current-account deficit.

He likes being trusted to acquire information on his terms, to make connections, to take the journey with only his intelligence to guide him.

We have spent time in discussion with patients, carers and advocates trying to unpick what it means, in practical terms, to make care more patient-centred.

My sense is that there will be a few minor departures in the first half of 2010 but that the president will wait until after the mid-terms to make any major changes.

For a number of Android handset makers including Samsung, HTC and dozens of others which have signed patent licensing deals over Android with Microsoft, it is now actually cheaper - in licensing terms - to make a Windows Phone handset than an Android one.