Sentence examples for many term from inspiring English sources

And although he's unlikely to inspire many term papers, no one need be ashamed to carry the latest Grisham in its own dust jacket.

But that informal compact is now in tatters, with a majority of Chinese Malaysian voters defecting to the opposition over resentment of what many term "second-class citizenship".

PARIS — Migration and Education, a seminar class led by Professor Merle Hummrich at Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Frankfurt, was intended for 50 students, limited by how many term papers she could grade.

Scott's role is a dying one in what many term the "new" NHL, one that has altered its rules to emphasize speed, skill, and goal-scoring, thereby naturally weeding out the usually slower, less skilled guys who in past have been on the ice to physically stick up for the star players.

More important is what many term "the tyranny of distance".

Even though, the definition of an arbitrary threshold is often found in many term extraction works [13, 15].

40th District (Central Brooklyn): Una Clarke is one of the many term-limited Council members attempting to bequeath her seat to a relative.

Many terms are commonplace.

Many terms have also been "reverlanized".

He doesn't say it in so many terms.

Her many terms on the Cornell University Council benefitted students, as well.