Sentence examples for term of all from inspiring English sources
Here, Balzer used the most dangerous term of all: "healthy".
FitzRoy himself contributed perhaps the most significant weather term of all: "forecast".
They are different and to say otherwise is to rob "genocide", a very specific term, of all meaning.
Mr Assange's behaviour might be "really sordid and bad sexual etiquette", he said, but to call it rape would "bankrupt the term of all meaning".
"During the last five weeks of the election, WikiLeaks was the most referenced political term on Facebook and, in fact, the second most referenced term of all terms!" (Facebook disputes these numbers but confirms that the term was popular).
The confidence term of all points in the image can be initialized by (4): C k)=left{begin{array}{l}0{displaystyle}forall kin varOmega 1{displaystyle}forall kin I-varOmega end{array}right.
The terms of all 18 legislators expire in December, as they do every two years.
"Howard has been scrupulously nonpartisan in terms of all his activities in dealing with this campaign".
The terms of all six members were to have expired on Dec. 31.
"But in terms of all the players, the management and coaching side it has been wonderful.
"In terms of all audiences, there are clearly challenges around young people," Liddiment said.
