Sentence examples for some form of term from inspiring English sources

Some form of term limits at Disney would have been a good thing.

Jobs The NUS estimates that around 40% of students do some form of term-time work to support themselves.

The country also has a wealth of regional vocal music traditions most of which are designated by some form of the term khap or lam.

So this could be a good moment to audit your connected device collection and consider junking any WiFi device whose makers don't quickly issue a patch — they could pose some form of long term risk to your network.

With 10,000 or so baby boomers retiring every day I'm sure a few of you have already purchased some form of Long Term Care coverage.

More than 17 million Americans suffer from some form of long-term respiratory disease, and since 1980, the prevalence of asthma has increased by about 75percentt.

Or some form of long-term alternative housing might be sought for the tenants until the building is habitable, according to Housing Conservation Coordinators.

Now, in the increasingly tedious and ego-driven squabbling between the governing body and a handful of militant club owners (none of whom bothered to come to Tuesday's World Cup review, incidentally, unlike Steve O'Connor of Widnes), it would be good to think that some form of long-term strategy for spreading Super League's appeal was at least being considered.

There hasn't been a death during an N.F.L. game since 1971, but the league itself expects a third of all its retired players to develop some form of long-term cognitive problem, such as Alzheimer's or dementia, as a consequence of head injuries endured on the gridiron.

The nonpartisan charitable organization has been attempting to broker some form of long-term financial arrangement that will allow for ELA's continued existence.

Although most won't need to stay for lengthy periods in nursing homes, it is estimated by Brookings that about 70percentt will need some form of long-term care.