Sentence examples similar to having a term of from inspiring English sources

The locals here have a term-of-endearment expression … "It's SO Miami".

The universitywide awards each have a term of five years.

The NPA has a term of four years.

The NPA has a term of three years.

Jane Mendle was awarded the Stephen H. Weiss Junior Fellowship which has a term of five years.

About $4.3 billion of the loans have a term of five years and the rest have a one-year term.

And what we notice is that in the time function we have a term of the form a times t, and in the frequency function we have a term of the form omega divided by a.

Jane Mendle, associate professor of human development, was awarded the Stephen H. Weiss Junior Fellowship which has a term of five years.

The National Assembly has a term of five years but can be dissolved by the president before this term expires.

By 1997, the average Green Tree loan had a term of about 25 years, up from 13 years in 1987.

But Mr. Hinson's successor, under a recently passed law, will have a term of five years.