Sentence examples for term during the from inspiring English sources

He did not use this term during the interview.

He began his first term during the worst recession in 80 years.

Taken in the short term, during the onset of menopause, it offers relief from hot flashes and other symptoms.

The late Harvard economist Alvin Hansen minted this term during the nineteen-thirties, and Lawrence Summers resurrected it a couple of years ago.

Further education colleges are funded on the basis of students in place at three census points (one each term) during the year.

However, in elections for a fourth term, during the "Republican Revolution" of 1994, he was defeated by George Pataki, and decided to retire from politics.

The sides had agreed to terms during the weekend.

GT will be subject to certain exclusivity terms during the duration of the agreement.

He is a man satisfied with his two terms during the economic boom, but uncertain about the future.

Generally, however, Canadians do not think in nationalistic terms during the Stanley Cup playoffs, although they revere the game.

For this reason prices for energy and for minerals have fallen in real terms during the century.