Sentence examples for term has turned from inspiring English sources

Stephen Crawford, Morgan Stanley's chief financial officer, said last week that "the outlook for the short term has turned decidedly negative".

The coefficient of this interaction term has turned out to be negative and statistically significant at the 5 % level in both regressions.

Last season, Cowperthwaite played six times for Edmondson's former club Workington, and this term has turned out for Cumbrian minnows Kendal Town and Penrith.

Keep in mind that if former Secretary of State Colin Powell, who used private emails exclusively during his term, had turned over any of his emails to the State Department, they also would have been subject to a classification review.

As Lawrence Lessig has claimed, continued extensions of copyright terms have turned Congress Constitutionallyy granted authority to grant copyright for a limited time into an effective grant for perpetuity.

In his second term, Obama has turned to regulations to limit carbon emissions.

The unanimous decision means that an inmate receives no credit for a prison term that has turned out to have been unduly prolonged -- due to a retroactive change in the law, for example, as happened in this case.

By means of the triple index decomposition in (49), the exponential term in (48) has turned into a mere phase rotation to be applied after the DFT operation in (51).

It is also worth noting that Maliki, whose obsession with power and desire to run Iraq in what seems more and more like his own family business has led him to secure himself an unconstitutional third term in office, has turned even a number of the country's top Shiite clerics against him.

The outrage over Instagram's announcement that it is changing its terms and conditions has turned the spotlight on the relationship between websites and users who upload content, whether it is photos, video, blogs or even games.

It's just the latest, most dramatic jump in an already dramatic long-term trend that has turned the beautiful but unassuming Canadian city into one of the world's least affordable, with a housing price-to-income ratio of 10.8.