Sentence examples for term all of from inspiring English sources

From the moment he arrived in the Senate in 2005, his aides began sketching out a foreign travel schedule for his first term, all of which was considered official business because he was a member of the Foreign Relations Committee.

There will always be those actors who will do all they can to use the tools of technology to work against those goals, but I believe over the long term all of us working together will be able to insist that the power of technology be devoted instead to realizing them.

In the longer term, all of Syria's chemical capacity, including delivery systems, the chemicals and precursors, and other equipment, would have to be destroyed or removed from Syrian territory by mid-2014, an optimistic timetable that assumes Damascus does not engage in the kind of cat-and-mouse games with which inspectors who were in Saddam Hussein's Iraq are so familiar.

Lowlicht: Over the short term, all of these rules get lost.

He has played 19 games in all competitions this term, all of which have been off the bench.

"That's where the strength of New York is going to come from in the short term, all of these companies really popping to the surface and adding a few billion dollars of value, one at a time".

We ignored the global root term ("ALL") and root terms of the three subontologies.

We also labeled the abstracts containing a GO term with all of the term's parent terms.

In the long-term, all of them, considered separately, would induce a similar mean increase in precipitation.

In real terms, all of the things the N95 can do are very expensive overseas.

So if you monetized, if you put into traditional advertising terms, all of those are exposures or impressions.