Sentence examples for term and at from inspiring English sources

While government and banks lack resources for significant investment, pension funds have large amounts of money they need to invest over the long term and at low risk.

He says he aims to keep 51% of Banesto in the short term; and at least 40% in the long run.

These firms are buying houses with the goal of renting them for the long term and at the highest yield they can achieve.

By acceding to Ms. Rice's request, which she had conveyed to White House aides the night before, Mr. Obama averted a bitter, potentially disruptive battle with Republicans in Congress at the start of his second term and at a time when his administration is struggling to reach a politically difficult deal on the federal budget.

They would be, in the words of one former official who has worked with them both, "comfortable choices for a president who has had his differences" with a sprawling intelligence apparatus that Mr. Obama has said was often too slow to give him what he needed in his first term, and at other times went beyond its role to try to affect policy making.

DNA extractions were stored at 4 °C short term and at −80 °C for long-term storage.

The measurement of this parameter was not possible in pre-term and at-term newborns for ethical reasons.

Whole saliva samples were collected from pre-term and at-term newborns with a very soft plastic aspirator during the usual newborn management.

The excess corrected for lead time was 12% at short term and 2% at long term.

At other points throughout the evening, protesters yelled "Your last term" and "Shame!" at the congressman.

Open Mon midday-4.30pm, Tues-Sun 10am-4.30pm, admission free Throughout half-term and at weekends, this well-curated art museum organises family-friendly activities to get children engaged with the work on display.