Sentence examples for this new term from inspiring English sources

He is trying to persuade his colleagues to formally consider this new term.

David: What's your overall sense of where things stand at the dawn of this new term?

Under this new "term funding scheme" (TFS) the Bank will create new money to provide loans to banks at interest rates close to the base rate of 0.25%.

We need to close the post-Franco regime and open up a new era in which real democracy, transparency, accountability, cultural diversity and people (not profit) are the backbone of this new term.

Yet we in the scientific and research community would also be wrong to begin this new term of government - despite Tony Abbott's wishes - seeing it as a rebirth of the Howard government.

This new term is essentially the smoothness term from the Mumford-Shah model [16].

Fellow teachers take note: if you want your students to look forward to the new term then this is the way to do it.

"Dependency" became the new term of art.

Consistent with this a new term, "widespread fatigue damage" (WFD), was coined.

For this, a new term of cultural cues in multimedia learning is proposed.

This relatively new term includes gluteus medius, and minimus pathology, greater trochanteric bursitis, and external snapping hip, all of which have been reported as responsive to endoscopic treatment.