Sentence examples for term to make a from inspiring English sources

That could force Ms. Merkel, who is seeking a third term, to make a power-sharing deal with the main opposition party, the more left-leaning Social Democrats.

Obama had an opportunity early in his first term to make a real difference; legislation to impose a price on carbon emissions, through a cap-and-trade system, was approved by the House in 2009.

We must look beyond our daily activities as humans and think of the long term to make a difference.

"Of course, this decision about my successor is up to the president, but I am very happy he has the opportunity with a second term to make a decision".

"My hope is he uses his third opportunity, which is the upcoming State of the Union, where he's laying out his policy priorities for his second term to make a forceful statement to Congress that federal action is needed for uniform standards for elections in getting us to a place where we have a modern system of voter registration," Marshall told HuffPost.

The Week's Bests Five Terms To Make a Marketer's Brain Hurt.

Economists at HSBC reckon that the dollar needs to fall by another 20% in trade-weighted terms to make a significant dent in America's current-account deficit.

And a guy who drives has a fighting chance — he put this in cruder terms — to make a good impression on the ladies.

Put in simpler terms, to make a $100, a mega corporation might only need to make 10 cents per chicken, since they have 1000 chickens.

The European Central Bank has done it: its president, Wim Duisenberg, is supposed to resign half-way through his eight-year term to make way for Jean-Claude Trichet, a Frenchman.

I took a term to make the prescribed letter rack.