Sentence examples for terms when a from inspiring English sources

A zone exchange is, in simplest terms, when a defense shows blitz but winds up only rushing four.

Britain will call for a renegotiation of Britain's EU membership terms when a major treaty revision is held to endorse new governance arrangements for the eurozone.

In legal terms, when a public official is involved, actual malice involves knowledge that the published information was false or in reckless disregard of the truth.

The first option on record was exercised by Thales of Miletus, an ancient Greek philosopher who bought the right to use every olive press in the area and was then able to specify his terms when a good olive harvest meant high demand for the presses.

In schematic terms, when a muon enters a mixture of deuterium and tritium, the muon is first captured by one of the two hydrogen isotopes in the mixture, forming either atomic D+-μ or T+-μ, with the atom now in an excited state.

It's no shock, especially if one has read Ryan Lizza's profile of Bachmann, that her policies would incline that way; but it's good to think through exactly what it means, in policy terms, when a candidate talks about homosexuality, as Bachmann has, as "personal enslavement".

He had just started to speak one morning at the beginning of the term when a student raised his hand.

The research is even more persuasive on the final year of an eight-year presidential term, when a new candidate inevitably will become president.

The result was that his honeymoon the 100 days at the start of his term when a president stands his best chance of getting things done was spoiled by a debate over gays in the military.

He was given a 30-month jail term when a court martial the following month found him guilty of corruption in arms procurement deals.

Shall the United States make a young girl carry a baby to term when a drunken father or close relative makes her pregnant?