Sentence examples for earlier terms from inspiring English sources

Charlie himself served earlier terms as mayor from 1984 to 1990, later becoming a TV journalist and then returning to politics.

Sprague also revised the warranty, replacing the earlier terms with a much more limited guarantee that the fuel would meet certain basic specifications.

By loose analogy, any sequence in which each term is the sum of a collection of earlier terms in fixed (relative) locations is called a Fibonacci sequence.

When President Rafael Correa of Ecuador won re-election this year, and for the first time captured a majority in the National Assembly, he vowed to push forward with major proposals that had been stalled in his earlier terms.

The earlier terms "club", "organization", and "society" were permanently removed.

The contrast from the five earlier terms -- spanning a period of half a century -- is extraordinary.

Thus Venezuela's current president served an earlier term 25 years ago.

("Gov 2.0" is the term coined by the tech publicist Tim O'Reilly; he also coined the earlier term "Web 2.0").

The earlier term Yule may have derived from the Germanic jōl or the Anglo-Saxon geōl, which referred to the feast of the winter solstice.

As it was mentioned earlier, term weighting was applied as a feature selection algorithm for reducing the influence of frequently occurring terms in a collection of documents.

Moreover, as already remarked, it made little difference replacing 'faith' with 'reason' when the meaning of the latter remained just as unclarified as that of the earlier term.