Sentence examples for term and will from inspiring English sources

He is, however, yet to feature this term and will be considered a last resort.

Has run well on each of his three starts this term and will stay all day.

Autonomy said that this should be "accretive in the short term", and will not be "left of field".

"The arrangement with Sir Gerald was not intended to be long term and will be coming to an end.

He becomes Newcastle's ninth new signing for next term and will arrive on Tyneside following earlier playing spells in Italy and France.

The overseer will be appointed to a fixed term and will be given many protections from dismissal, said the lawyers, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

Lungu has only served one term and will now be judged on his legacy," said Dimpho Motsamai, a southern Africa analyst at the Institute for Security Studies.

And the criteria that I imposed throughout my first term, and will continue to insist on in my second term, is: Are we getting it right?

Most of the proposals are long-term, and will thus be pulled around by the next administration and Congress.

We have secured a man who is committed to the long-term and will build teams for the future as well as now.

And, because we stopped telephone fundraising – the charity has lost hundreds of thousands of pounds of income in the short-term, and will lose millions in the long-term.