Sentence examples for the one term from inspiring English sources

This is the one term of reference that the committee has set itself that touches directly on the science, and sticks out a bit to me.

Their estranged uncle, Ruslan Tsarni, denounced them in the most American of vernacular, using the one term perfect for cutting across ideological, ethnic, and social lines: losers.

Whether their focus was police conduct, government policy, or differences in income and wealth – each of which was a recurring theme – the one term that kept cropping up was "justice".

We find that the results of the two terms Ogden formulation, the Gent and the Lopez-Pamies models are very similar, for the one term Ogden material we identify additional critical stretches, which have not been reported in the literature before.

From the comparison of these results we conclude that when a unique phase function is used in the radiative transfer model the one term Henyey-Greenstein (OTHG) is the worst approximation whereas the two parameter Henyey-Greenstein (TTHGL) is the best one, with an error of less than ±10%.

Personally, I believe Obama is destined for the one term club.

On the one-term limit for the chair, Van Ypersele said: "In general it is good for an institution to have new blood".

He is very close to Eric Cantor and other Republicans and believed (hoped, prayed) that by Monday night, when the speech was to be delivered, Obama would have lost and would be holding a ticket on the one-term express.

"In the first meeting of the new legislature under Aristide," Bajeux predicts, "a law abolishing the one-term limit on the presidency" will be passed.

That is one reason why Tom Vilsack, the one-term Democratic governor, is having a harder time in his race than Mr Harkin is in his.

One major question, for instance, is whether the one-term incumbency advantage pertains to the president himself or to his party.