Sentence examples for for this term as from inspiring English sources

By developing several formulations for this term, as well as explicit and implicit treatments, major steps towards increased stability were made.

When we derive the upper estimate for ({mathsf {E}}), we will get an upper estimate for this term as a bonus.

Dictionary.com gives definitions for this term as an adjective as in "passing with time; transitory" and as a noun, "one that is transient, especially a hotel guest or boarder who stays only for a brief time".

He has become both Leicester's oldest ever outfield player and goalscorer, having also set the record for oldest player to feature for Crystal Palace in the Premier League earlier this term as well.

He must not, however, be deprived of the glory of this consulship, for during this term as consul he restrained by arms the mad acts of Servilius Glaucia and Saturninus Apuleius who were shattering the constitution by continuing in office,44 and were breaking up the elections with armed violence and bloodshed, and caused these dangerous men to be put to death in the Curia Hostilia.

Severn Stars made it back-to-back victories for the first time this term as they beat Strathclyde Sirens in Gloucester.

This is especially true for David Cameron, who has stipulated this term as his last.

The Czech Republic international has quickly become one of the first names on the team-sheet for Wenger, and a string of impressive performances have kept Arsenal in the hunt for the Premier League title this term as they battle Leicester City, Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City.

The hosts could consider two draws with the reigning champions this term as reason for satisfaction, Flores describing most aspects of their performance as "amazing" in the aftermath while admitting taking Costa to one side at the end "to tell him I love him".

Needless to say, this trick works for any other term as well.

"But Labor is concerned for the long term as well.