Sentence examples for terms years from inspiring English sources

Apple, after all, is happy without the Beatles, being far and away the leader in the market, and may have set its terms years ago and waited for the other guys to come around.

8 Augmented wage regressions, pioneered by Duncan and Hoffman (1981) replace the usual years-of-education regressor with three terms: years of required education in the current occupation, years of education in excess of that required level and years of education below that required level.

For search details, databases, terms, years, and languages were given in 12 (20 %), 10 (17 %), 11 (18 %) and seven (12%%) guidelines, respectively.

Although this is to be expected, as students are likely to have had limited exposure to real life situations involving death and dying, modifications to the Oncology term (year 4) and the Aged Care terms (years 2 and 4) have occurred to further address this difficult area [ 7, 15, 25, 26].

We will continue to spend more in real terms year in, year out".

Audi says it's thinking long-term — years away — for these features to become real futures.

Since very few governors are beyond their second term we include separate effects for first-term years and later term years in office.

Why not try to get the A-list celebs and athletes involved in mid-term years?

Now in 2016, he is seeking his 13th term (years 25 and 26).

"People don't know what their earnings are over a month, term, year".

The David Young Community Academy in Leeds operates a seven-term year that starts in June.