Sentence examples for a term when from inspiring English sources

Should we maybe reconsider how we legally define such a term when it comes to a fatality?

But Ms. Grossetête said it was "frequent and customary" for members to be granted more than one exhibition a term when space was available.

Sure, this did come at the end of a term when I'd been elected to four committees, produced a play, played some volleyball, applied for a part-time job and written the odd essay.

Therefore, the denominator of (23) will always be increased by a term when the MSSNR TEQ is used.

For instance, "social entrepreneurship" was hardly a term when I first arrived.

Ford, of course, inherited the presidency in the middle of a term, when Nixon resigned.

This qualifier has been introduced by the GO Consortium specifically to indicate that a gene product is not associated with a GO term when an association could be expected from previous literature or automated methods.

I am no fan of Clarkson, who was found last year by Ofcom to have deliberately used a racist term when describing an Asian man as a "slope" during an episode of Top Gear.

Moreover, the potential for defendants to secure a "victory" from a frivolous lawsuit is a loose term when applied within the legal context.

First, there are progenitors (meroclones) that can only generate an epidermis for a short term when transplanted.

Perceived contrast is attenuated mainly by a subtractive term when coincident with a luminance change.