Sentence examples for terms up from inspiring English sources

Lake unsparingly recalls the ordeal before coming to terms, up to a point, with fate.

The other party has to agree to these terms up front.

That new clip came to 4.1 percent in annualized terms, up from 3.5 percent.

Canon, for example, now employs 70% of its factory workers on non-regular terms, up from 50% in 2000 and 10% in 1995.

In a statement to the media, the Irish Finance Ministry said that last July it had already obtained a concession to extend loan terms up to 30 years.

In her first two terms up at Oxford in the early 1960s, Barber bedded "probably 50 men", she told Desert Island Discs on Sunday.

Most credit unions can make unsecured loans with terms up to three years, and secured loans over up to seven years.

That plan, which Congress approved over the summer, allows some borrowers to refinance their mortgages into fixed-rate loans with terms up to 30 years.

Technology stocks roared ahead yesterday, propelling the Nasdaq composite index to its seventh-best gain in percentage terms, up 5.34percentt.

And the laws had teeth: penalties included jail terms up to 50 days and fines to $250, a tidy sum when inflation is taken into account.

He spoke a day after courts in Belarus sentenced four prominent opposition leaders to terms up to 15 days, including the leading challenger, Aleksandr Milinkevich.