Sentence examples for this particular term from inspiring English sources

This particular term is so dated and corrupted that a reader is likely to suspect we mean the opposite.

Then again, this particular term seems to literally prohibit picking up a pen and writing down your balance on a piece of paper.

"There is a not-insignificant prospect that the populists, particularly on the far right, will have more influence in the Parliament than they've had in this particular term, and I think that could affect politics in an interesting way," he added.

But why did Dietrich insist on this particular term?

This particular term is relevant for portfolios constructed with respect to trading on liquidity, as one may seek to hedge liquidity risk the following day, or change current trading strategies based on the expected market liquidity effect the proceeding day.

As such, while the first question sought to understand the breadth of understanding of this particular term, when respondents did not recognize it, the phenomenon was described prior to subsequent questions.

"Megaginormous" was the particular term he used.

Requests will be processed once grades for the particular term is released.

The duty to negotiate in good faith in accordance with section 252 of this title the particular terms and conditions of agreements to fulfill the duties described in paragraphs (1) through (5) of subsection (b) and this subsection.

As a result, we are not the first court to be called upon to interpret these particular terms.

I am indebted to James Hepokoski for these particular terms and ways of thinking about different types of listening.