Sentence examples similar to are mid term from inspiring English sources
"The investors are mid-term oriented and focused to strengthen Hypo Real Estate," J. C. Flowers said in a statement.
And although there are mid-term elections next year and a guaranteed change of commander-in-chief in 2008, few candidates want to be seen as quitters.
Of course, there are some differences: in the case of the US this happens only after there are mid-term electoral losses and mainly involve welfare reforms and the dropping of some of the less popular initiatives such as healthcare reform, whereas in the case of Menem the departures were larger and made from the start of the term.
These were mid-term elections that produced typical mid-term victors.
It is mid-term, which is when every prime minister begins to ask if his policies will deliver results in time for the next election.
"If you take a step back and look at these results and accept it is mid-term and ten years into a Labour government, it's always difficult," Mr Blair said.
"Of course it's mid-term, the Government has had to make difficult decisions, we're responsible for making a series of difficult cuts and difficult choices," he told the BBC yesterday.
It's mid-term in government elections, you inevitably get a lower turnout".
The parties in government will comfort themselves that it's mid-term - people wanted to give them a bloody nose.
"This is mid-term, there have been moments of ill-discipline which have been unfortunate and not put us in the best possible light".
