Sentence examples for unhappy term from inspiring English sources

John McEnroe had a short, unhappy term as U.S. Davis Cup captain.

After one unhappy term, he returned to New York and completed his misadventures in higher education with a night course at Columbia University.

Regardless of what happens, though, it's likely to leave an unusually large share of the party heading into the general election race on unhappy terms.

Mr. Bush's unhappy second term has seen that balance shift dramatically.

Sarah Wollaston MP (@drwollastonmp) #newsnight Not just libdems unhappy at terms like 'skivers'skivers

Sarah Wollaston, the Tory GP, for example, said last night: "Not just libdems unhappy at terms like 'skivers'skivers

"I wasn't unhappy about the term coming to an end, let me put it that way.

Many who are unhappy with the term limits campaign complain that Mr. Bloomberg and the City Council have only held two public hearings about the legislation and are quickly scheduling a vote on the bill in the midst of an intense presidential campaign and an economic crisis.

For the purposes of this analysis, participants who responded they felt "not happy at all" and "don't feel very happy" the term unhappy was used to define these two responses.

A number of respondents were unhappy with this term and felt that 'comfort' came as a result of specific symptom management: "They are a symptom management drug and I think that is what we are in the business of.

In a statement, Microsoft said that many PC makers have welcomed the standard terms, but that inevitably some manufacturers "who had gained unique concessions would be unhappy with particular terms under the new decree-mandated one-size-fits-all approach".