Sentence examples for his former term from inspiring English sources

Mr Rosselló had talks about the island with President Bill Clinton during his former term as governor, but he is seen as too close to the property developers.

"I want them to get their plane ticket as soon as we get ours," Rondo said of trying to knock his former, short-term employer out of the postseason.

Mr Hockney said in a statement that he came downstairs at the five-bedroom house at midnight to make a cup of tea where he met his former long-term partner, John Fitzherbert, and his chief assistant Jean Pierre De Lima but nothing appeared to be amiss.

A former term for the reciprocal of the ohm is the mho (ohm spelled backward).

The most widely used title for Jesus was Lord (Greek: Kyrios), undoubtedly because for non-Jews it was more comprehensible than Christ; the former term also implied adoration.

The former term is easy to compute exactly, while the latter one is intractable to compute [43].

The former term was more intuitive for non-practitioner representatives in particular, who were all representing research institutions.

When the former term is dominant, the resulting behavior becomes JR effect, where electroadhesion force gradually increases.

To elucidate the relationship between bone geometry and onset of walking in former term and preterm children.

The former term,, strikes a balance between the belief that people tend to look where they are going, and temporal consistency of gaze via a mixture.

The phrase "commonsense psychology" is sometimes used by philosophers synonymously with "folk psychology", although the former term seems to be dying out.