Sentence examples for term to return from inspiring English sources

It's been my plan long term," to return to Cambridge, Mass., Mr. Summers said.

Mr. Brammertz would succeed Detlev Mehlis of Germany, who stepped down at the end of his six-month term to return to Berlin.

Low inflation implies that prices may have to fall by more in absolute terms to return to fair value.

Deflation pushes up the real burden of debt, while the value of assets linked to that debt, such as house prices, may have to fall even more sharply in nominal terms to return to a fair level.

Mr. Kerry left the region on Sunday after four days of intense meetings with Israeli and Palestinian leaders failed to secure an announcement that the two sides had agreed on terms to return to the negotiating table.

There is now a countervailing desire to be a little more serious, to think about the long term more, to return to fundamentals.

"The real question is, Is it the long-term plan to return cash to shareholders?" Mr. Ellenbogen said.

Mr. Donahoe said the move to end Saturday delivery was part of a long-term plan to return the agency to profitability.

Given Rank's operational momentum and longer-term ability to return cash and/or engage in M&A, we see this as positive for shareholders.

fend off tea party challenger Chris McDaniel in a runoff election Tuesday, and now the state NAACP is asking the six-term senator to return the favor.

Veteran Ellison, who has scored six goals this term, is hoping to return early in the new year.