Sentence examples for term will last from inspiring English sources

The benefits of extending the copyright term will last a long time.

Dr Lee's term will last up to seven years, and he is deemed by the media as a safe choice for the top job.

Prices will increase, production and exports will not necessarily increase, the level of income in real terms will fall.

The yield curve is now inverted: long-term Treasurys currently trade below short-term bonds (5.79% for the long bond, against 6.29% for the 2-year note) because investors are relatively complacent about inflation and think long-term rates will fall, and wish to lock in long-term yields now.

His probationary term will end this month.

His fifth term will end next June, just as his race for city comptroller will be heating up.

As I write, in late June, my students are wrapping up their final week of the first summer term, and the second summer term will begin next week.

Mr. Saakasvhili, whose presidential term will end this year, said Mr. Ivanishvili had chosen the repressive path of Ukraine's president, Viktor F. Yanukovich, who after winning the presidency in 2011 jailed his political rival, Yulia V. Tymoshenko.

But current President Hawk Koch, whose one-year term will end this summer, made the decision with the support of the 43-member Board of Governors.

Re-elected in 2008 and 2012, his current term will expire in 2017.

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