Sentence examples for term have been from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pataki's policies in his second term have been markedly less conservative.

The economic benefits from Mr. Ma's first term have been pronounced.

Despite the current turmoil, housing prices over the long term have been more stable than those of stocks.

Those who deny the biological salience of race or argue against the use of the term have been labeled "lumpers".

Schemes offering "cash for work" to keep farmers from poppy growth in the short term have been set up in some key drug-producing provinces.

"There was talk that this would continue, although plans to pursue this in the short term have been shelved because of regional unrest," Mr. Dauba-Pantanacce said.

"Iconic" as a meaningful term has been zapped by ubiquity.

A new term has been invented to describe them: "shaleionaires".

How he used the term has been disputed.

Here, too, I think the term has been a disappointment.

"Ruth was postcolonial before the term had been invented," says British writer Caryl Phillips.