Sentence examples similar to be mid term from inspiring English sources
Some of the mayor's advisers had been concerned an election in 2012 would be difficult for a Conservative candidate to win because it will be mid-term for the coalition government and the electorate will have felt the impact of the spending cuts.
These were mid-term elections that produced typical mid-term victors.
"The investors are mid-term oriented and focused to strengthen Hypo Real Estate," J. C. Flowers said in a statement.
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.
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.
"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".
