Sentence examples for term as possible from inspiring English sources

Other women may have carried to term, or as close to term as possible, a child whose condition could allow it to live for a few days, or weeks, or maybe a few years.

Although we would like to use specific term as possible, we should avoid the artifact caused by this upper limit, and thus we used GO terms associated with from 5 to 20 genes.

Get as short a term as possible.

Try to get one that is as long a term as possible.

"Hopefully, things have worked out in the long term as fairly as possible," Mr. Hochman said.

That came as the Federal Reserve embarked on its latest effort to keep rates — both short and long term — as low as possible in an effort to stimulate the economy.

It said the Mississippi Commission on Judicial Performance had begun an inquiry after Chief Justice Pittman and Justices James W. Smith Jr., William L. Waller Jr., Kay B. Cobb and George C. Carlson Jr. said Justice McRae had told them he intended to make the rest of his term as difficult as possible for the others.

The authors and proponents of the rule want regulators to define the term as narrowly as possible, limiting the opportunity for banks to create products and then identify a willing buyer after the fact.

We want to start the term as soon as possible, even though relocating students is likely to be difficult.

I took the chance to mention, in as neutral terms as possible, the hazards of adding wine vinegar to molten sugar in a hot saucepan.

The first rooms ease you into this mental scenery with a soft sell: the Grand Canyon is discussed in pseudo-scientific terms as possible evidence of the Flood.