Sentence examples for term while the from inspiring English sources

"Oxidation reduction" (102) was the most dominant biological process term, while the most dominant molecular function and cellular component terms were "protein binding" and "cytoplasma", respectively.

Many of the costs are short term, while the benefits are somewhere over the horizon.

The court's probation department had recommended a 50-year term, while the government had requested 150 years.

Rumsfeld was kept on for the second term, while the man who warned against ignoring the Geneva Conventions, Colin Powell, was seemingly nudged out.

And David Evans, market analyst at BetOnMarkets, suggested the FTSE may struggle to get much higher in the short term, while the banking sector faced an uncertain future.

The Demons' defence were overwhelmed for much of the opening term, while the hosts were also devoid of rebounding run early.

The real question is whether Georgian producers can gain market share within the EU, which is unclear.Moreover, they say, the reforms will exact a number of costs, particularly in the short-term, while the long-term benefits are "very uncertain".

G4S said in statement that security work at some venues was being "supported by police in the short-term while the private security workforce is being mobilised".

It's a high risk strategy because clearly Spotify may get less ad revenue in the short-term, while the algorithm is trained to serve ads that consumers will in fact listen to.

So recent studies showed that the decrease of microbiome after fumigation could be mostly short-term, while the reconstructed system can exist for a long period (Yao et al. 2006).

In a research note to clients, Drewery cut his rating on Martha to "hold" from "buy," saying that ad sales for its magazine arm look soft for the short-term, while the homemaking conglomerate forecasts a slower performance in 2001.