Terms means: plural of term. Related words include footing or status. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Terms in practice.
Terms meaning
plural of term
Example sentences (20)
So, then, just in terms of two more in terms of the MSP recovery, is that your primary vendor stop loss insurance?
Previously, this included a 5-7% range in terms of unit count growth and a 4-8% range in terms of system sales growth.
Again, this is more useful in terms of tracking the disease and more treacherous in terms of individual freedom.
The programme consists of 15 terms spread over a period of 5 years, with each year having three terms of three months.
In the case of Canadian banks, there’s great diversification in terms of investments and in terms of what deposits are.
Beijing sits atop the second-largest economy in the world (in GDP terms) and the largest economy in PPP terms.
Group revenue increased to $6.3 billion, up 13 per cent in reporting terms and seven per cent in constant currency terms.
These things are jam-packed in a bucket, not really in terms of sequence, but in terms of relevance to the kid,” he told me.
And again anything that you care to point to in terms of specifics in terms of what investors should be or could be looking at?
And in addition, it will be helpful also to understand the terms -- the financial terms regard that you set with Edico Bartida?
It needs to be moving with our strategy in terms of sustainability, in terms of growth perspective.
These terms are supplemental to Lottoland’s Promotional Terms and Conditions which are found here.
Okowa queried, even as he said that the Niger Delta region deserves more in terms of projects and in terms of sustainable development.
In terms of the volume, we have stabilized revenue and improved the structure in terms of the total volume, we remain the largest size.
So in terms of seasonality, the summer months were a little bit slow in terms of just activity.
Their current deal may not be as lucrative in terms of money paid out, but in terms of exposure, it's perhaps the most significant yet.
So significant efficiencies in terms of spend and then the result -- what results from that spend in terms of, let's say, lead generation.
In terms of your inventory remaining, how would you break down sort of what you have left in terms of Tier 1 opportunities, Tier 2, Tier 3?
But isn’t what’s going on in Gaza now, in terms of the Israeli offensive, in terms of the Israeli operation – isn’t that displacing Gazans?
Some casinos, especially new ones, advertise a good deal but bury the more frustrating or problematic terms deep in the terms and conditions.
Phrases with terms
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Common combinations with terms
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- terms of 208×
- in terms 190×
- the terms 29×
- terms and 27×
- these terms 15×
- terms are 9×
- terms in 8×
- of terms 7×
- terms that 6×
- terms for 5×
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