Sentence examples for from term from inspiring English sources

The infant was just a couple of months from term.

Anne Winner Oxford When I was an "associate" (zero-hours) lecturer at Edge Hill University, hours of work could be changed from term to term.

Even fewer are the number of proposed fixes — from term limits for lawmakers to tighter restrictions on campaign fund-raising — that have actually become law.

The Gowers Review warned that "most of the increased revenue from term extension would come directly from consumers who would pay higher prices for longer".

Several diners expressed lingering outrage that Mr. Bloomberg had won an exemption from term limits to successfully run for a third time.

Transportation costs between facilities are obtained from term (5).

Conclusion: Histamine increases spontaneous, but inhibits tonic, contractions of uterine strips from term pregnant nonlaboring women.

To define the incidence of hypoglycemia and identify risk factors in neonates from term, singleton, nondiabetic pregnancies.

Thus, the theory of LO-refinement from term (1) to term (8) can be adapted and improved as follows.

The site also tracks which deals are being funded and even lists specific information from term sheets.

I guess this was referring to whole life insurance, and is a way to distinguish it from term insurance.