Sentence examples for term is likely from inspiring English sources

If Mr Emanuel wins, his second term is likely to be even harder than his first.

Now, the defining issue of his upcoming fourth term is likely to be the question of succession.

His bid for a sixth term is likely to be the most high-profile contest of 2014.

"The more widespread impact, at least in the near term, is likely to be the knock to already-delicate confidence levels".

After all, the desired end point (the sustainable achievement of goals over the longer term) is likely to be in everyone's best interest.

Inflation may be a longer-term problem, but that term is likely to be longer than you would guess from a lot of the commentary.

Mr. O'Rourke, 67, said the campaign for a 14-year term was likely to be his last.

But if the crisis worsens, of course, Mr. Sarkozy's chances for a second term are likely to diminish rapidly.

Moreover, those that may occur in the near term are likely already in the cards, due to either past emissions or those that are by now inevitable.

If proliferation in the region furthers divisiveness and political instability, the Soviet Union will be impelled to make the best of it, and the net consequence of that over the long term are likely to be adverse for the West.

He faces a theoretical maximum sentence of 136 years in prison, although legal experts said the actual term was likely to be much shorter.