Sentence examples for term to make from inspiring English sources

I took a term to make the prescribed letter rack.

I think it's important for the long term to make those kind of responses.

What must be done in the near term and far term to make healthcare more effective and compassionate?

It greatly reduces the risk for investors who borrow short term to make leveraged bets on stocks and bonds.

Drax Power have asked us to clarify this generic term to make clear their plant is only intended to co-fire biomass not biodeisel or bioethanol.

For these reasons many insiders doubt whether the Emir will be able, in the short term, to make good his promise to cut the funding.

"We won't take that sort of short-term approach," says Lewis. "We look long-term to make the right decisions.

The forces who regard pluralism as a virtue, "moderate" though that may make them sound, are far more profoundly revolutionary (and quite likely, over the longer-term, to make better anti-imperialists as well).

Shai Agassi told the Guardian he was interested in bringing his pioneering business to the UK, but that the government's policy on electric vehicles was too small and short-term to make the required investment.

"We're here to invest for the long-term to make the port the port of Britain for both importers and exporters".

He may plan to continue favoring the user experience over advertisers in the short-term to make sure Facebook has years to honor its investors.