Sentence examples for term fill from inspiring English sources

Yet Arts & Business can confirm that philanthropy cannot in the short term fill the gap made by cuts of 25% or more.

Make sure you use the term "Fill in the blank" at the commencement of your post.

On an unusually busy day at the court, the justices added nine cases to their docket for the new term, filling their argument calendar through February.

In 1862 Drouyn de Lhuys accepted for the fourth time the ministry of foreign affairs a term filled with disappointments, owing more to external factors than to any bungling on his part.

At one point he talks about "a chaotic, often inept, first term filled with abstract victories and concrete defeats," then proceeds to write that "by any fair accounting" of that period, "Bill Clinton was running a very serious presidency -- and yet his administration, as portrayed in the media and perceived by the political community in Washington, seemed trivial, juvenile, a circus".

While many women were glad for the abortion programme, as they did not have to bear a child conceived of rape, others had to go full term, filled with hatred towards the child they carried.

Namely, if certain conditions hold, then natural selection will necessarily follow, and those conditions are i) heritable variation; ii) finite resources or constraints on resources (the finite dimensions of space-time); and iii) the "fecundity principle," a biological extremum that refers to the active striving of living things to, in Darwin's terms, "fill out the economy of nature".

They were a modest catalog of journeymen and role players, short-term fill-ins and long-term what-ifs.