Sentence examples for term and do from inspiring English sources

"You can, but you need to look at some of these things and their impact on the long term and do that without the emotional element to it".

The Senate version of the budget also includes the closings — at an estimated one-time saving of $39 million — but acknowledges that "laboratory closures often cost money in the short term and do not necessarily provide real savings".

So the main question, Alter says, is "whether learned behavior and his determination to have a successful second term and do things differently can win out against his natural inclinations".

Margaret Hodge MP, the Labour chair of the PAC, said: "Decisions to delay or cut programmes to save money in the short term continue to lead to increased costs in the longer term and do not represent good value for money".

Of course these women believe they are just as good as men, of course they believe they and all other women should be treated equally, of course they are feminists, but it is far more important they believe these things than hollowly embrace the term and do the grand total of zero for women.

Shift believes that the Hertz deal and the fundamentals of what Shift is providing are more sound longer term and do not compare with Beepi's rise and subsequent fall.

He finished his last term and did not seek re-election.

"Sympathy" is a very broad term and does not necessarily imply full-blooded support.

Product advertising alone is short term and doesn't help the long-term perception of the brand".

Unlike South Central, the South Bronx is not an official term and does not appear on maps.

But campaigners said the proposal would do little to protect whales in the short term and did not compel the three countries to end whaling after 10 years.