Sentence examples for term well from inspiring English sources

"Long term, well, there's nothing in the pipeline," Mr. McCahill said.

He gave her a 48-month prison term, well below the 10-year sentence prosecutors sought.

Every President running for reëlection begins to think about his second term well before victory is assured.

In fact, he was thinking and winking about a third term well before the Dow Jones charts started looking like the EKG of a heart attack victim.

Some projects have become long term well funded collaborations such as Mobilizing Minds, which explores pathways to young adult mental health.

"I hate that term!" "Well, hate it or not, that's what she is," she said, with the firm air of one who is (almost always) right.

The term "well-heeled" came to mean a man who could afford such extravagances.

The term "well-being" also cropped up in an initiative launched by Americans for Prosperity's charitable foundation.

Obama will begin his first term well-liked and respected for his abilities.

The term "well-behaved" indicates that these rules may satisfy principles of fairness or other appealing properties.

Given that isolated populations are not viable in the long term, well-organized contacts are today both humane and ethical.