Sentence examples for they would reset from inspiring English sources

Under the president's plan, rates would be locked in for the life of a loan, while under the House plan they would reset each year.

One short week ago, 16 Senate Democrats and dozens of progressive groups rallied with Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt). to celebrate the release of his Universal Medicare for All bill — a moonshot that they hoped would reset the national conversation on health care.

If they didn't want a loan that would reset to a sky-high level, why did they sign the documents?

Other times banks knew that a lot of loans they had made had interest rates that would reset on a certain day, based on a particular Libor rate.

"There was no alternative, other than satellite, and all they offered was an introductory offer that would reset to roughly the same rate after a few months," says Dixon, a college professor in Lincoln, Neb.

Faraday, one of the sciencey guys from the freighter, decided to detonate a hydrogen bomb and destroy all the magnetic energy that caused the plane crash in the first place, which would reset the clocks and put everyone back where they started, on that flight to LA.

In June DC Comics fans were left shaking in their Superman skivvies after the publisher announced that it would reset all its continuing series and reintroduce their heroes, as if they were appearing for the first time.

Surely that would reset the patriotic optimism.

There was great uncertainty in terms of how we would reset our relations around the world.

Any violent incidents, including stone-throwing, would reset the clock, an adviser to Mr. Sharon said earlier today.

He said that he would reset America's relations with the world.