Sentence examples for whole terms from inspiring English sources
If Theresa May serves two whole terms as home secretary, her budget will be one-third smaller in real terms in 2020 than it was in 2010.
Speaking at a fringe event hosted by the Guardian at the Conservative party conference, Barker said the political consensus on energy had been pretty firm until last week, but Miliband's intervention had changed the "whole terms of political trade".
But the preliminary order suggested that the so-called Vieques Four could end up serving out their whole terms of 90 days for Mr. Sharpton and 40 days for the other three.
As a result a reduced model is obtained which preserve the accuracy of the full-model (model that include the whole terms of the z-expansion) but it removes the not-significant terms in the same expansion (those terms that do no improve the results according to a given error criteria).
When a sequence of matching word doublets is encountered, it is compared with whole terms already included in the nomenclature.
"This whole term 'farm stand' is a canard," Mr. Fitzgerald said.
"A lot of people are uncomfortable with the whole term 'precinct captain.' " Mr. Gooch grinned.
Or when professors went a whole term without addressing me in class.
Later, it was settled that eating three dinners was equivalent to attending for the whole term.
"In most cases, Miss America serves her whole term," Mr. McDonough says, warming to the analogy.
