Sentence examples for disastrous terms from inspiring English sources
Many voters are wondering whether a McCain presidency would be an extension of Mr. Bush's two disastrous terms.
Only an alliance of European powers (excluding France) saved the Ottomans from accepting disastrous terms from Egypt (Treaty of London, July 1840).
Though Mr. Koizumi's plans appeared to enjoy public support at the time, disastrous terms in office for his successors — marked by recession and the global economic crisis — have largely discredited his privatization agenda.
In other cases, optimizing negotiating leverage may force small players to accept disastrous terms in order to do business with you.
After a disastrous term, he left behind his own "poison pill": a law to change Italy's electoral system back to one based largely on proportional representation.
In disgrace after her first disastrous term in office she recaptured popular affection, and eventually her office, with the sort of theatre of which the Mahatma was the master.
And yet those who remember Mr Abe's first disastrous term in office are left with two worries.The danger with the economy is that he goes soft, as he did before.
Analysts say the main lesson of Mr. Abe's disastrous term as prime minister six years ago — when he was the first in a series of short-lived leaders — was that he cannot push too hard a nationalistic agenda while ignoring the economy.
Alain Juppé, bounced from power in 1997 after a disastrous term as prime minister, began his comeback yesterday by taking the reins of President Jacques Chirac's center-right alliance, which swept parliamentary elections on Sunday.
Duarte's disastrous term of office highlights the vast powers wielded by Mexico's state governors who are free to deal out patronage like feudal lords, said Juan Pablo Calderón, a columnist – and lifelong PRI member – from the state capital Xalapa.
Scott Brown served a not-entirely-disastrous term (Sorry! Liberal Masshole, remember?) for the people of Massachusetts and will likely remain engaged in politics.
