Sentence examples for appeared this term from inspiring English sources

Further, the Rehnquist court's federalism revolution, with its expansive approach to state sovereignty and correspondingly limited view of Congressional power, appeared this term to stall in its tracks.

While it is too soon for substantive appraisals of the first year of the Roberts court, it is not too soon for stylistic observations about what is clearly, in the view of lawyers who have appeared there this term, a different court.

Gaseous N fluxes in or out of the ecosystem would appear in this term.

But it appears the term is falling out of favor from overuse.

However, it appears this provided only short-term respite as the club continued to lose £30,000 per month, ultimately leading to the recent failure to pay its staff.

But because of Wales duties at the World Cup and the injury, he has yet to appear from them this term.

Holroyd was one of Westley's first signings at Preston in January 2012, but scored just once in 20 appearances for the Lilywhites and had not appeared for the club this term.

In the discussion of the "I-You" relation, this term appeared as the absolute other in one's interior; here it shifts to the absolute in contradistinction to finite beings.

If you want one professional opinion, I'll tell you that if this term appeared in an article I was editing, I would think of it as having to do with "the owner" — be he an abstract concept or a real person.

Sturridge scored 24 goals from 33 appearances last season but has been blighted by injuries this term, appearing in only 18 matches.

The concept is that the importance of a term increases proportionally to frequency of this term appearing in the pathway but is offset by the frequency of this term appearing in the whole genes in a given organism.