Sentence examples for past the term from inspiring English sources
In the past the term he preferred was 'Sinn Féin/IRA'.
In the past the term instinct has stood for a number of distinct conceptions about animal behaviour.
In the not-so-distant past, the term formal verification was considered to be synonymous with equivalency checking for the majority of design engineers.
"In the past, the term 'accident' has sometimes given the inaccurate impression or connotation that there is no fault or liability associated with a specific event," Mr. Kelly wrote.
In the past, the term 'early prodrome' has been (erroneously) applied to childhood antecedents, such as pre-pubertal anxiety syndromes.
In the past, the term "local hire" indicated relatively low salaries and benefits as compared to expatriate packages.
2. Despite the militant past of the term "Jayhawkers," Kansas sports the best tame animal in the tournament — smiling, strutting, up for any number of good times.
Despite the militant past of the term "Jayhawkers," Kansas sports the best tame animal in the tournament — smiling, strutting, up for any number of good times.
In the past this term was used to denote inter-dependence between different positions in the negotiations.
Just before the end of the past term, the Court issued a decision, written by Chief Justice John Roberts, that signalled a complete departure from more than half a century of jurisprudence on race.
And too often in the past, the short-term measures have been tinkering with policy, which has sent confused and mixed messages to the investment community.
