Sentence examples for term has gone from inspiring English sources

He also wonders how his first term has gone down on the domestic front, given the famously leftish convictions of his wife.

But for the moment, to judge from the way President Vladimir Putin's second term has gone so far, Russia is moving in the opposite direction, towards increased authoritarianism.

Jared Bernstein, who served as chief economist and economic adviser to Vice President Joe Biden during the Obama administration's first term, has gone head-on at conservative claims regarding consumption inequality and reached striking conclusions.

The term has gone out of fashion but the forces that prompted its use have endured.Chinese demand, a consequence of industrialisation and urbanisation on a scale never seen before, has caused a profound structural shift for commodity markets.

These days the middle classes are in decline and the term has gone out of fashion, though we still retain the sense of the genius as someone who is brilliantly "beyond"; who breaks the rules and plays the edge.

The term has gone on to become widely used in the mainstream media and has been the subject of several televisions series, magazine and newspaper articles, and book publications focusing on both the good and bad aspects of the term and surrounding culture.

Real rates in the short and long term have gone up".

I'm trying to put the grandkids through school.'" Over the past two decades such private military contractors (to use the respectable term) have gone into battle in Angola, Sierra Leone, Iraq and Afghanistan, and been linked to a failed plot to smuggle Muammar Gaddafi out of Libya.

Along with the erosion of the old certainties and the belief that life is explicable in religious or philosophical terms has gone a total revolution in the form of drama.

Up to the beginning of this month all the stocks mentioned in this letter in other than unfavorable terms have gone up at an average annual rate of +86.3%.

Though it has been a topic of much attention in recent years, the origin of the term "terrorist" has gone largely unnoticed by politicians and pundits alike.