Sentence examples for term six from inspiring English sources

Short term (first two weeks) and medium term (six months later) compliance were determined.

So many therapies now – CBT for example – is just short term; six weeks or 12 weeks".

Mike had also felt a small sense of satisfaction when he taught his Chinese colleagues a new term: Six Sigma.

GOVERNMENT: City of Mount Vernon mayor (Ernest D. Davis, a Democrat), elected to a four-year term; six City Council members, elected to four-year terms.

Davis, who had been elected to a second term six months earlier, had not committed an impeachable offense; he simply had become unpopular.

The Hartlepool MP's defence of the "third way" - he mentions the term six times in his article, after pundits had detected a slight embarrassment at the phrase in recent years - comes after the weekend-long policy brainstorming session attended by Bill Clinton; the prime minister, Tony Blair, the chancellor, Gordon Brown, and others.

To our best knowledge, this study is one of few longitudinal studies that focused on risk factors for death or hospital admission in the short term (six and nine months) and long term (16 months).

This study also was quite short-term – six months.

This intervention led to a long-term (six months) reduction in bias, regarding developer performance expectations.

In the short-term six scenarios were proposed based on the 28 and 63 mature male and female brooders, respectively.

The study evaluated both short-term (one week) and long-term (six weeks) effects of the intervention on majority members' outgroup attitudes.