Sentence examples for worse terms from inspiring English sources

"We're not on better or worse terms than when I left," he said.

Many of those jobs now are on considerably worse terms and conditions.

She had just negotiated worse terms than we were already on.

It is incredibly easy to see how Britain would get much worse terms.

The independent labels are furious they have been offered worse terms than their bigger rivals.

And would they take a loan from Apple? Are they offered on better or worse terms than a bank's?

In fact, it's probably worse in terms of mosquitoes.

The Lib Dems have suffered much worse in terms of electoral pummellings and miserable poll ratings.

And it couldn't be worse in terms of the financial situation.

"Minimal deliveries, no returns and worse trading terms are just some of the areas impacted.

Those with lungs from non-smokers even fared slightly worse in terms of one-year survival.