Sentence examples for already termed from inspiring English sources

He has already termed the government's economic policies ineffective.

The scheduled debut next September, which tabloids have already termed a "blockbuster opening," is among the most anticipated of 2010.

Gilead Sher, a top aide to Prime Minister Ehud Barak, briefed members of the Israeli cabinet tonight on his recent talks with President Clinton and other administration officials in Washington -- discussions he has already termed inconclusive.

Riyadh's state-affiliated clergy has already termed the war a jihad for Syrians.

Another third of the Senate had already termed out previously in 2012.

So they needn't bother to even wait for the returns, because they have already termed this contest as much more important than it really is, even as another huge state, Pennsylvania, looms in the distance.

GO terms were derived from the obtained hits and for each sequence they were merged with the already assigned terms.

"We already have term limits," Mr. Spencer said.

Conference season is only just beginning but already the terms of political trade are set.

"It's already, in terms of people's attention, way down on the ballot," Mr. Petracca said.

Last night jubilant Leicester boss Jock Wallace insisted: "Johan and I have already agreed terms.