Sentence examples for subsequent term from inspiring English sources

Theodore Roosevelt announced that he would not seek a subsequent term in office.

The disposition of the party room this evening is that our position going into the next election should be that in a subsequent term of parliament, this is a matter that should rightly be put to the Australian people".

For example, a recent Ministry of Justice report puts the national recidivism rate at close to 50%, and shows that the likelihood of recidivism increases with each subsequent term of imprisonment.

The subsequent term, of order O ( 1 ) is also zero, but we do not include the result here since computations are long and heavy.

He returned for a subsequent term as Penn's coach in 1900, but he left in 1902.

If a student drops out or elects fewer credits in a subsequent term, does that automatically mean that he or she is a "drop-out"?

If I enjoyed it I might pick advances courses in the subsequent terms.

The measure did not pass, but Mr. Frelinghuysen persisted in subsequent terms with bills calling for even more federal money for building schools.

He still has Noo Yawk concrete in his speech, having moved from Manhattan to Brooklyn to Astoria, Queens, to upstate to the Riverdale section of the Bronx as a child, and all his subsequent terms in the Carolinas and Denver and Indianapolis did not boil it out of him.

What else might explain the difference in allowance rates between first and subsequent terms?

The subsequent terms explained in this subsection can have their values changed in the course of planning sequence.