Sentence examples for a term left from inspiring English sources

That will be used to bring "next generation broadband" (a term left undefined, but probably an expansion of the BT scheme) by 2017 to the third of the country the private sector will struggle to reach.Spending public money on whizzy new networks appeals to technophiles, but the benefits are not clear for others.

Some of Clinton's critics on the (for want of a better term) left wish he had proposed a "single-payer" approach, of the kind that has rendered the Canadian public well pleased, over all, with its health-care system.

The idea that "Mel" Zelaya thought he deserved a second term left most Hondurans merely mystified.

Democratic Governor Bev Perdue's surprise decision in January not to seek a second term left Democrats scrambling to raise money and name recognition in the few months before Tuesday's primary.

This is an unfortunate term left over from the "outsourcing" era.

OLD BUGABOO IS DECRIED Friends Insist It Would Not Be a Third Term, Leaving Out Filling In for Harding.

Protestors took to the streets in 2015 to oppose President Nkurunziza's attempt to stand for a third term, leaving the country's democratic future in the balance.

The "coasting school" motif really irritates them, not least because it's such a vague term, leaving many heads unsure whether they should be looking over their shoulder.

Solihull LEA, for example, shed a further 25 advisory teachers at the end of the summer term, leaving a tiny core – a shadow of a once proud and effective team.

And he is at the start of a five-year term, leaving time for his efforts to earn him an electoral payback.

But as desperate as the Yankees are to find a short-term left fielder, Girardi, the Yankees' manager, did not call on Nunez for that purpose, nor will he.