Sentence examples for terms with five from inspiring English sources

Western observers, who had been calling for another general election only a few weeks ago, appear to be coming to terms with five more years of Sheikh Hasina.

Aid donors and other observers who worried about the poll's credibility now seem to be coming to terms with five more years of Sheikh Hasina.

The suit points out that Netflix has negotiated preferential terms with five Hollywood studios, allowing Netflix to get low-cost DVD's and the studios to share in the its revenue.

Now, the bankers will still have to pay in cash, but over a longer period, and will hand over as collateral their personal assets mainly shares in non-financial companies.The government has already agreed repayment terms with five of the banks, whose shareholders account for almost 90% of the debts.

The other 10 elected members have two year terms with five rotating each year.

By mid-1952, the Council was able to agree terms with five London Boroughs to accept people and businesses from bombed-out sites in London.

And most are on first-name terms with one another.

I've been trying to come to terms with two seemingly irreconcilable facts.

By the end of his schooling, he was on first name terms with three Nobel Laureates and one future Nobel winner.

In later texts the writing of equations was formalized so that both sides had the same number and kinds of terms (with zero coefficients where necessary).

But Andronikou has revealed a takeover deal is now close with a mystery consortium: "We are in the final stages of agreeing terms with one party".