Sentence examples for to term that from inspiring English sources

"Life gives us many experiences," England said in response to concerns that a woman would have to carry a fetus to term that was not expected to live.

In summary, we may conclude that fetal CTI which quantify depolarization times can be reliably determined using FMCG from approximately the 18th week to term, that P wave and QRS complex duration show a high dependency on age which to a large part reflects fetal growth and that fetal gender plays a role in QRS complex duration.

"They have agreed to terms that go beyond the statute that governs security companies," Colonel DiFava said.

Excessive focus on the deficit will force the political debate on to terms that are most favourable to the Tories.

Rosa Dailey was left with the sick realization that she had been had, that in her confusion and desperation she had agreed to terms that were impossible.

To land Rohm & Haas, Dow Chemical agreed to terms that made it nearly impossible to back out if anything went wrong.

Eager to start, the Brumleys agreed to terms that gave them only 2% of the company.

Sales from the Web site will be shared by the two partners, according to terms that were not further disclosed.

She scribbled "sexist" and "age discrimination" in the margin next to terms that gave her older brother more money.

Llywelyn came to terms that included an expansion of John's power across much of Wales, albeit only temporarily.

The Obama Administration and the Iraqi Government failed to agree to terms that would have "maintained several thousand US troops to train Iraq security forces".