Sentence examples for terms well from inspiring English sources

Looks like if she stays relevant, it will be on her own terms — well, hers and Jane's.

If success is defined purely in financial terms, well, MLB's revenues are currently up around the $9bn mark.

Senior politicians will likely continue to face legal problems, and possible jail terms, well past Rousseff's anticipated removal.

Why this material intrigued me, why I wanted to explore it in narrative terms — well, I could try to answer that with biographical information, or sociological, or historical.

But he regarded his singular stylistic invention in strictly personal terms: Well, that just was myself, that just came to me….

Based on a series of columns he wrote for Slate, the book frames a series of anecdotes about child rearing in terms well suited to Father's Day.

The syntax yields a general notation system for functions, based on an applicative language, where there is one basic category of terms (well-formed formulas in his terminology).

As listed in the Table S1, 21 out of those 37 terms well-predicted by the variant data are terms related to cancer.

"Long term, well, there's nothing in the pipeline," Mr. McCahill said.

He gave her a 48-month prison term, well below the 10-year sentence prosecutors sought.

Every President running for reëlection begins to think about his second term well before victory is assured.