Sentence examples for to term for from inspiring English sources

(Broadly, those loans being held to term for their income would be booked at historical cost; those meant to be traded would be booked at fair value).

Long story short: The prognosis if the pregnancy went to term for any child born with these particulars would be huge amounts of medical care and even still huge amounts of suffering.

I felt like a failure as a woman for not being able to carry a pregnancy to term, for almost dying and, for looking the way I did -- fat was what I thought I was.

By supporting the fuller range of women's choice, the Democratic Party would be empowering more women, including low-income women who might like to carry their child to term for personal or moral reasons, but often lack the support to do so.

Although the risk of mortality increases proportionally to term for both groups, rural women have a higher risk of having their infant dying in utero and within the first hour of life.

6, 17, 35 This list of 700 TAIR locus IDs was used as input, and the multiple-testing correction method was set to "Bonferroni," the enrichment calculation method was set to "Term-For-Term," and the resampling steps were set to "1000".

"My man", by the way, is Adele's go-to term for Konecki; much as "my son" is the only way she'll ever refer to Angelo.

In some cases, Duterte has employed his go-to term for entire organizations or groups of people.

Lucas agreed to terms for one year at $385,000 with several financial incentives.

Meanwhile, the restricted free-agent safety Omar Stoutmire has agreed to terms for a one-year deal.

Bank of America agreed in January 2008 to terms for completing its purchase of the California-based Countrywide.