Sentence examples for term late from inspiring English sources

Secondary objectives including assessing whether uptake by early preterm infants (born <34 weeks) might be different than infants born closer to term (late preterm 34- 366/7 weeks) [ 11].

Ahn (2010) uses the term "Late Mumun culture" to refer to the culture designated as the Korean-style bronze dagger culture (Hanguk-sik tongkŏm munhwa 韓国式銅剣文化).

Ms. Cook, who is 77 but possesses the voice (when it is rested) of a woman less than half her age, embodies the term late bloomer.

It was once gathered under the term Late Renaissance and seen as a period of decline that ended with the rise of the Baroque around 1600.

Looking over the impressive résumé of Rick Martinez (pictured left), the term late bloomer does not seem appropriate.

In the near term, late stage companies that had been relying on listing on the stock market will find exits more challenging.

He completed his prison term late last December and was placed on three years of supervised release.

Mr Chávez's re-election to a third term late last year "elicited almost universal praise from Chinese media and foreign policy analysts," noted Mr. Ferchen, who specializes in China's relationship with other developing nations.

The Supreme Court begins its new term today.

He declined to use that term today.

Fewer children played truant this spring term compared with the spring term last year.