Sentence examples for term and that from inspiring English sources

We want to have Leighton for the long term and that will never change.

And museums are here to stay, so contracts are typically long term, and that brings some stability in your business".

Anthony Seldon is right that the Blair government achieved great things in its first term and that Northern Ireland was one of them.

You could be forgiven for believing that the internet of things (IoT) is a well-defined term and that everyone is on the same page.

He said: "It is crucial that there is a focus on actions that are practical, will make a difference in the short term and that can be executed".

The university mandates that tryouts occur on the first Friday of the term, and that leaves just five days before the first game.

"We invest for the long-term, and that means that the right thing to do is hold on to jobs.

Feldstein had argued that most unemployment was short-term, and that workers quickly reëntered the labor force.

I didn't care if it killed me in the long-term, and that apathy for being isn't something I'm particularly keen to have present on my mind, so I continue extracting because it subdues all those feelings.

It came as some relief for Braybrook, but she said the timeframe was still too short-term and that the fight for longterm funding must continue.

Evolutionary theory predicts that they should face extinction in the long-term and that a lack of sexual recombination should leave a characteristic genetic 'signature' in their DNA.