Sentence examples for terms with three from inspiring English sources

France has been slowly coming to terms with three days of attacks by Islamist gunmen.

In addition, they qualify the terms with three "levels of engagement" that define how advisors will work with founders and have varying influence on how they are compensated: standard, strategic, or expert.

In this research, the home is usually understood in spatial and political terms with three overlapping components: home as material and imaginative; the nexus between home, power, and identity; and the multiscalarity of home.

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

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".

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.

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.

The Angolan government claimed to have signed peace terms with one faction in 2006, but informed sources believed that this deal was a sham.

There was a major difference between this year's upfront negotiations and last year's: the dickering ended about six weeks later this time around, primarily because of delays in marketers coming to terms with two of the five networks, ABC and NBC.

However difficult it was for his family to come to terms with two members being diagnosed with a serious mental illness, Sanghera says he is grateful that the wider family were on hand to offer support.

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.