Sentence examples for term or not from inspiring English sources

Those on the pro-choice side of the spectrum argue that it is a woman's right to choose whether she carries a pregnancy to term or not.

It's also (whether they like the term or not) a mime skill – and Allen admits they have become "nerdy" about it.

Leonhardt: I think – whether you like the term or not – you all identify yourself as sympathetic to the goals of the school-reform movement.

Malcolm Lloyd Headteacher, Somerset We have longer holidays than other state schools, yet parents still insist on taking their boys away on the last day of term or not getting back for the first day, so I think no matter what dates you give, parents will always nibble away at them.

Richard N. Smith, a Republican political historian and director of the Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics at the University of Kansas, said of the Bush administration: "My sense is that they may be paying a price, short term or not, about not being more explicit about the possible costs and long-term commitments that, quote, rebuilding, unquote, Iraq would necessarily require.

I want it long term or not at all".

Search terms included both free text and MeSH terms and were combined by Boolean terms (AND, OR, NOT) (Additional file 2).

That bold bet may prove to be a wise one for the firm's long-term financing–or not.

It must be on my original terms or not at all".

Germany has increasingly taken the position that the GIIPS will be rescued on its terms or not at all.

The was nothing Mills & Boon about Marina Benjamin's The Middlepause: On Turning 50, a memoir about coming to terms, or not, with ageing.