Sentence examples for term at this from inspiring English sources

It's energetically limber stuff, and proof that "Latin jazz" is an almost misleadingly clinical term; at this level, jazz and Latin music have dissolved into each other.

Mr. Giuliani has just begun his second, and -- because of term limits -- last four-year term; at this point, he usually responds to questions about his political future with just-happy-to-be-Mayor answers.

And while it's arguably a bankrupt term at this point, Bugs is a DIY film in the truest sense.

Actually Baldwin is a good example of the crossover between entertainment, opinion and news ( a loosely used term at this point).

The first case of Zika virus in Colombia wasn't detected until October 2015, so most pregnant women who have contracted the virus haven't carried their pregnancies to term at this point.

We thank the reviewer for pointing out the correct term for this phenomenon; we now use this term at the relevant point in the text.

Indeed, just this Term at the Supreme Court, a Muslim prisoner used the federal RFRA to challenge prison regulations that prohibited him from growing a beard.

How about using this interference term at the receiver side to improve the CE?

This survey has explained why this is happening.In the short term, at least, this plethora of eager drug-discovery companies is a bonus for big pharma.

However, gene expression for the hepatocyte markers hepatocyte nuclear factor 4 alpha (HNF4α) and albumin significantly decreased on the 4600 Pa stiffness at day 7 indicating that cells may not have maintained their phenotype long-term at this stiffness.

It would, of course, be embarrassing for Van Beurden to attempt to secure better terms at this late stage.