Sentence examples for terms to us from inspiring English sources

It meant very little in practical terms to us.

"Subsidiarity and loss of sovereignty are familiar terms to us in the European context.

On one level, I was aware that there was no malice intended, they were simply trying to pay me a compliment, and they thought these were appropriate terms to us, so I responded as such.

Salam Al-Marayati, executive director of the Muslim Public Affairs Council, who was at the meeting, said: "They want to dictate the terms to us, and we're saying nobody should tell us who can be at the table and who cannot.

For these incidents, we have prominent in-game tools that allow players to report these terms to us; the offensive terms are then deleted, added to the 'blacklist' and the players responsible are banned.

"It's very important long term to us".

"It's more than gratifying to know that he has committed long-term to us and that we can continue to build the next generation of Saints players around him".

They can't buddy up long term to us all.

He had to be told in strong terms to leave us alone.

Do they offer enough in financial terms to tempt us to ditch our existing bank?

Vodafone said: "Phones 4u was offered repeated opportunities to propose competitive distribution terms to enable us to conclude a new agreement, but was unable to do so on terms which were commercially viable".