Sentence examples for term and with from inspiring English sources

Desperation is a relative term, and with the N.F.C.

Why is Bush, so early in his term and with little to hide, going down this road to upset our system of checks and balances?

Two years into his term and with his party assuming control of both chambers in Congress, political responsibility for the economy rests squarely with Mr. Bush.

LAST December Evo Morales, Bolivia's socialist president, easily won a second term and with it a mandate to implement a new constitution.

That process will be conducted without the competition's lavish revenue stream next term and with scrutiny very much on the shortcomings of their player recruitment over the past few years.

But, she said, "You don't picture McCain surviving his whole term," and "with her being so unknown, to be that close to taking over?" Traditionally, running mates prove to have little if any impact on the election result.

Mr. Ducasse's arrangement is different, more long-term and with greater involvement.

But with the last two commissioners having departed mid-term, and with some Tory MPs furious at the Met over "Plebgate", Bratton remains a contender in the wings.

The question then is: on whose terms, and with what politics?

But he keeps the sprawl at bay, living life on his terms and with his horses.

In visceral terms and with a heightened sense of urgency, Obama painted the choice for president as a moral imperative.