Sentence examples for term to leave from inspiring English sources

Thus any decision he might make in the short term to leave would not have an immediate impact on the production.

We simulated phenotypes according to Equation 1, rescaling each term to leave the phenotypic variance equal to unity and the variance of the breeding values in Ax to match the target narrow-sense heritability h, which is the proportion of phenotypic variance due to additive genetic factors.

From the landing, she told him in scorching terms to leave her alone.

He had to be told in strong terms to leave us alone.

The manifesto's guidelines were written in broad terms to leave it open to nonpracticing Jews, and even non-Jews, Mr. Rollman said.

Do not hesitate — leave.' " But the next day, on the way back from seeing the consul in Lyons, who again told them in no uncertain terms to leave, "I said to Alice Toklas, 'Well, I don't know — it would be awfully uncomfortable and I am fussy about my food.

The next day Jurgen Habermas, the leading German philosopher who had initially recommended the book for German translation, wrote a follow-up piece arguing that the book was not anti-semitic, though doing so in sufficiently apologetic terms to leave room for doubt.

That's when, both sides agree, Perry told Mullins in not-so-nice terms to leave his restaurant.

It said Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, which the group has now named Caliph Ibrahim, had set a Saturday deadline for Christians who did not want to stay and live under those terms to "leave the borders of the Islamic Caliphate".

There is uncertainty about the management of IUGR at term, whether to leave the child in utero until spontaneous labour starts, or to prevent undernutrition by prolonged pregnancy in a poor intra-uterine environment by inducing labour.

If he has settled this with HMRC it may be because he has indicated a longer-term ambition to leave the UK and retire elsewhere.