Sentence examples for terms were in from inspiring English sources

The merger agreement terms were in all relevant respects entirely customary.

The genitalia of several men with whom I'd previously only been on hand-shake terms were in full view.

Although the companies did not disclose the costs of the loan, people briefed on the matter said the terms were in line with other investment-grade financings.

The president of the hotel association, Joseph E. Spinnato, said the terms were in line with those the workers had previously received.

Sixty of the 100 fastest-growing counties (in percentage terms) were in the South and 38 were in the west and mid-west.

Analysis done by the public services union Unison shows that all the top 10 gainers from the scheme in cash terms were in the south while all top 10 net losers were in the north.

The definition of the term was "in question," he wrote.

A definition of terms is in order.

These terms are in common use but lack rigid definition.

The largest previous record in those terms was in 1983, when it hit 6percentt.

The degree of difficulty, in Olympic terms, is in most cases somewhere between three and four.