Sentence examples for the term time from inspiring English sources

NGOs can often use volunteers, especially during the term time when the summer influx of law students has dried up.

Mr. Hevesi uses the term "time bomb" to describe the mayor's proposed budget, a term that Mr. Vallone says is unfounded and alarmist.

If your school does not have such extensive volunteer or clinical opportunities, you can still develop relevant experience during the term time.

The format will be much like that of the term time tutorials, with the tutorial leader lecturing in the first few meetings and students lecturing later on.

The National Commission on Institutional Reform (CNRI) included the term time reduction and the two-term limit in its 2014 proposals.

The term time management became familiar in the 1950s and 1960s as referring to a tool to help managers make better use of available time.

It all depends on what you mean by the term "time-out". TIME chose to make "Time-Outs Are Hurting Your Child" the title of our article (without our review), and this has also caused confusion.

Over the past 15 years, he refined his discovery and shopped it around to various natural history camera units and advertising agencies, coming up with the term "time-slice" so they'd have a snazzy name for it when it was on Tomorrow's World in 1993.

d The term Time-To-Collision is often used to refer specifically to collision detection methods which assume a constant velocity for the vehicles.

It all depends on what you mean by the term "time-out".

Among the three studies which analyzed PFS only two studies defined clearly PFS and two trials used the term "time-to-progression" with events of interest "death" and "progression" which is usually the definition of PFS (Table S2).