Sentence examples for then term from inspiring English sources

"We were definitely gearing up to run — and then term limits happened," said Rob Ryan, an aide to Mr. Catsimatidis, who is still weighing a run, but only in the unlikely event that Mr. Bloomberg does not win approval to run on the Republican ballot line.

Thus, nowadays, we essentially elect an imperial president but then term limit him or her to eight years.

Not only did the state, with more Democrats than Republicans on the voters rolls, elect him to office, but they also reelected him by an even greater margin the second time, but then term limits made him ineligible to run again.

If using more terms only reduced the number of irrelevant articles, then term count should not have an independent effect.

Infants received either a preterm formula (2.3 g protein/100 ml and 80 kcal/100 ml) or a term formula (1.6 g protein/100 ml and 67 kcal/100 ml) from term until 6 months of corrected age or a preterm formula to 3 months of corrected age and then term formula to 6 months of corrected age.

The US once called them illegal, then termed them unhelpful, and currently regards them as "unhelpful" and "illegitimate".

Clinton first called the decision a matter of convenience and then termed it a mistake, even if doing so was not expressly forbidden.

Sponsored by Walter Raleigh, its aim was to win the English a permanent colony in what was then termed "Virginia", present-day North Carolina.

Low molecular weight imidazolium salts can have a low melting point and are then termed ionic liquids (ILs).

In the post-Civil War period, Chamas, a seasoned journalist, media instructor and trainer, covered what was then termed the "street wars".

Yeah, so, The Washington Post's newsletter for influentials got scooped by Breitbart's Matt Boyle two months ago, in what was then termed an "exclusive".