Sentence examples for terms part from inspiring English sources

If the modern project for television critics is to move beyond comparisons to novels and movies, to find a way to celebrate and critique television in purely television terms, part of that struggle may require wrestling with, and at times embracing, the power of soapy, serial DNA — and the feminine, juvenile, commercial shame of it.

While Part I is about terms, Part II is about "propositions," which are made up of terms.

If Part I is about terms and Part II about propositions made up of terms, Part III is about arguments, which are in turn made up of propositions made up of terms.

Part I: Terms Part II: Statements: Part III: Argumentation The reader can easily see that this treatment of "all of logic" corresponds to a large extent to what is found in many 'modern' logic books prior to the treatment of predicate logic.

But for the Clintons, who have bagged better than $100 million over the past two presidential terms (part of it working for Colombian free trade interests, but never mind), $6.4 million is not that much money.

For cellular component category analysis, we observed that the terms ' part of the cell' (corrected p- value: 3.72e-240) and ' intracellular' (corrected p- value: 1.38e-132) were the most common.

Since December, in trend terms, part-time employment has risen by 105,330 jobs, while full-time employment has fallen by 21,460 jobs: And with this rise in part-time work, not surprisingly has come an increase in underemployment.

In technical terms, part-time doctors will invest in "high reach efficiency" in informal work-related networks; 3.

"Property guardian schemes could and should become a long-term part of a healthy UK housing system".

In the longer term, part of the museum in the heart of Brussels will be demolished and rebuilt.

This ethnic engagement is a longer-term part of that drive, one that some think could take decades to complete.