Sentence examples for terms to start from inspiring English sources

But A-level exams would have to be taken earlier and marked faster, or university terms to start later, and the public consultation collapsed in disagreement over details.

Renowned on Wall Street for his artful strategy notes, Mr. Biggs, 70, is leaving on his own terms to start a hedge fund and will continue as a consultant at Morgan Stanley.

Parts of the City are desperate to see him do this, perhaps as early as next spring, but some say it would not make sense in public relations terms to start rewarding shareholders so soon after the disaster and when the beaches are still being cleaned.

So what does it take, in practical every day terms to start changing the world?

Using GO_BP terms to start, we conducted gene co-expression analysis of expression profiles of PrCa.

We had a number of gold-standard GO terms to start with, covering all CC terms and MF terms and a small portion of BP terms in that version of GO.

Indeed, Ventura isn't waiting until the end of his term to start capitalizing on his name.

The guys in the spandex suits and eventually it became sort of easier and cheaper in sort of all senses of the term to start biking.

Voters in Michigan can file a recall petition six months after Snyder's term began under Michigan law, unlike Wisconsin where petitioners must wait at least a year into new Republican Governor Scott Walker's term to start a recall bid.

But with the Chief Justice's switch on health care, the Roberts court did not have to wait until next term to start issuing rulings on important constitutional questions.

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