Sentence examples for term and for from inspiring English sources

New Year, new term and for many teachers, the search for a new job.

Cover can be used for the short term and for the long term.

It'll cost £97m and be able to deliver more accurate forecasts in the short, medium and long term, and for more precise locations.

Relocating entire coastal communities is expensive, especially in the short term, and for every Staten Islander who received a state buyout there are several others who were rejected.

Indeed, not much may change in science policy in Mr. Obama's second term, and for many scientists like Dr. Chalfie, that is a good thing.

There are as many different definitions for that term, and for "climate change," as there are factions in the national and global disputes over this issue.

With non-virtual collections the archivist's job is to appraise what will be important in both the short-term and for centuries to come (it is what keeps us awake at night).

"They told everyone to be patient," Mr. Stamp said, "because they were going to find one person with impeccable credentials to lead for the long-term, and for it all to unravel in six months is just another mistake, just like all of the others this organization had made before".

We define happiness in our own terms and for our own particular life moment.

The Barbizon artists painted landscape in realistic terms and for its own sake.

Wonga has said it charges about 1% a day on its consumer loans, which are short-term, and for small amounts.