Sentence examples for point of term from inspiring English sources

After that long wait (and unless a pending legal challenge succeeds against the odds), they will soon get their wish.Throwing the bums out is, of course, the main point of term limits.

The high point of the term came when their glamorous mother arrived to take them home for a weekend.

Voter approval of the president's handling of Iraq is also at the lowest point of his term, with 58% saying they disapproved.

"The point of the term is to suggest the growing appearance of the film much like the expansion of a carpet when it is rolled out".

And isn't that half the point of second-term appointments?

"The whole point of prison terms is to deter conduct in that community, and we know jail sentences are an effective deterrent," Mr. Welch added.

The whole point of long-term value investing is to ignore the performance bumps and stick to your position.

Therefore, these measurements could underestimate mercury concentration at the point of long-term exposure.

To assess the difference between the arms of randomisation by time point of assessment, terms for interaction of {arm × time point} will be included in the statistical model.

Mean general intelligence (IQ) score is about /3 SD (i.e. 10 points) below that of term born peers [ 6].

And this Friday, Ben Bernanke will reach the halfway point of his first term.