Sentence examples for term that one from inspiring English sources

But it does give me occasion to mention, as I've mentioned a couple of times already this term, that one of the really great things to do when you visit Rome is to climb things, is to climb.

Fungibility is a term that one runs across in economics classes, and then it's typically never seen again, but the concept is simple.

The concept of 'state communication' or 'expression' (of which crisis communication is one of many forms)' is not a term that one finds readily in legal literature (at least to this authors knowledge).6 It is not something for which in most jurisdictions there is a readily available legal definition.

A smart contract cannot contain a term that has one meaning at the time of execution and then takes on another meaning later.

Well, they also have a term that is one of the most hated by entrepreneurs.

A binary term is a term that has only one possible alternative.

The EU's president of the European Council has a two-and-a-half-year term that is renewable one time.

"And in the simplest of terms, that means one thing: the people do not decide on the issues.

Yet the paradox is that the only road to real success is to become more fully oneself, to succeed in the field and on the terms that one defines for oneself.

States that chose shorter terms usually placed no limit on the number of terms that one person might serve, while those with longer terms usually did.

But over the long term, that has its benefits, one analyst declares.