Sentence examples for term reach from inspiring English sources

AT&T Wireless, which uses the AT&T name under a 10-year brand licensing agreement signed when it was spun off from AT&T in 2001, negotiated a separate, 2-year agreement to use the term "Reach out".

That feels extraordinarily high, and the term "reach" sounds nebulous, but I'm told that it means they have read at least one edition of the paper.

It's an old term reaching toward an old meaning, with new desperation.

If the interaction term reached statistical significance (p < 0.05), subgroup-specific results were derived.

At, the term reaches its minimum whose square root defines the -bandwidth of (likewise we call the -bandwidth of at, as it is the -weighted -norm of ).

We must stop preventing Hispanics from becoming future-ready and "Innovation-Ready" (Tom Friedman's recent term, reaching beyond "college-ready").

At the website of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, the Disneyfication of the term reaches new heights, with the option of printing one's own "My First Harvest" certificate.

This likelihood term reaches its maximum value if the observed performance exactly matches the agent's own motor execution.

Although, for the MC4R rs17782313, we found no significant interaction, on analyzing the joint variable of both polymorphisms, the interaction term reached statistical significance (P=0.026).

Verdict for long term: Reaching this stage is a good indicator that you're going to be compatible long term.

It's time now for the addition of a new criteria -- for artists rather than just social entrepreneurs, that judges broadness of impact and long-term reach or simply asks the question, "Who else is getting something out of this besides you?" Inevitably, we'd see a rejuvenation of excitement versus dread about finding campaign emails in our Inbox.