Sentence examples for while terms from inspiring English sources

While terms of the settlement were not disclosed, Mr. Gustafson acknowledged that it was a nice payday.

And while terms may be good now, they may not be so great a year from now.

While terms like "change" and "reform" might express both campaigns' meta-narratives, they have little effect on the individuals who plan and implement the minutiae of government policy.

While terms of a Quaker Oats tie-up with Coke have not been determined, the executives said the price being discussed was slightly higher than PepsiCo's offer of 2.3 shares of stock for every Quaker Oats share.

While terms such as "streamlining" and "fast-track" may sound like they refer to inoffensive efficiency gains, when applied to a process as serious as extradition, alarm bells should ring.

The rails' bargaining unit and the United Transport Union released a joint statement after the court ruling saying they have agreed to start using remote control in pilot projects while terms for wider use are set.

voted for the measure, even while terming it political cover after the GOP's spending spree for this fiscal year.

The majority's holding to the contrary was little more than "interpretive jiggery-pokery," he admonished in one sentence, while terming it "pure applesauce" in another.

However, CDX2 has been shown to be expressed only in first trimester trophoblast, while term placentae lose this capacity.

Here _i j is the residual, terms μ, Dj and Sk i, j) are treated as fixed while term Ai is treated as random.

The multiple sequences of UCPs found in the zebrafish, while termed UCP4 and UCP3 are both UCP1 orthologs and should be called UCP1a and UCP1b.