Sentence examples for midterm time from inspiring English sources

A late summer post might present vacation photos, posts at midterm time might reflect on teaching or academic life, and the publication of an important paper in the blogger's area of research might provoke a strong response or set of responses.

And President Obama may not compete with Reagan to see which will be the second most unpopular president at midterm time.

In this study we confirmed in a midterm time horizon and in a larger cohort of patients most of the results from our preliminary evaluation [ 6].

By contrast, after the 2006 midterms, Time put an analysis piece about centrism by Joe Klein on its cover.

But with lingering economic uncertainty and approaching midterm elections, time is of the essence.

This would coincide with Horizon 2020's midterm review a time when the incumbent commission could leave its mark on research policy.

Before Obama's announcement, a senior administration official praised Hagel as "a steady hand", and said Hagel had been speaking with Obama in October about leaving "given the natural post-midterms transition time".

Like the swallows returning noisily to Capistrano each spring, Congress has returned to D.C. following another midterm election, this time with the Republicans firmly in charge and already imposing their will on the legislative agenda, as will be the case for the next two years at least.

The departures are likely to accelerate after the midterm elections, a traditional time for turnover in any White House.

The decision to move the students a second time during midterm exams drew complaints from students and parents concerned about the effect of the disruption on students' academic performance.

The later he leaves it, the more risk he takes that his backbenchers will have become querulous and his government will have descended into a midterm slump by the time the people are asked the question.