Sentence examples for terms especially from inspiring English sources

It is almost a truism that second terms are less successful than first terms, especially domestically.

Mr. Singh's two terms, especially the second, have been rocked by controversies.

Problems as to the selection of terms, especially in engineering sciences will be discussed.

In practical terms, especially in retrospect, the absence of those final legal coups de grâce meant little.

"Ten per cent doesn't sound all that good, but in international terms – especially for young people – it is amazingly good," she says.

It is a remarkably distinguished career on any terms, especially when one considers that Kussi began it in his mid-forties.

There's just £14m, to be spent among 22 Welsh Local Authorities – a pittance in infrastructure terms, especially when propped up alongside the UK government's £15bn roads fund.

Ahmadinejad often spoke in belligerent terms, especially over Israel, but he reduced his hype of the nuclear programme at the time of the election of Barack Obama.

He proved less willing to grant clemency in his second term, especially for violent offenses.

There will have to be a solution in the long term especially given the rising costs.

Yet there remains something fundamentally fishy about the term – especially spelt that way.