Sentence examples for with two terms from inspiring English sources

If Bloomberg had been satisfied with two terms, he would be leaving office a beloved legend, a municipal god.

The quadratic equation appears to have been conceived of as an arithmetic operation with two terms (b and c).

The province that includes Lusaka was one of two whose governing-party leaders voted to stick with two terms for the president.

"With two terms, they have to split their time between minding the store and running for their next office," said Ruth E. Acker, president of the Women's City Club of New York, a civic organization.

Lodge began his career in politics, after several years as a journalist, with two terms as a Republican in the Massachusetts legislature (1933 36), followed by service in the U.S. Senate (1937 44, 1947 52).

The approximation with two terms is equal to the approximate length of cubic parabola.

With three terms as county executive completed, he said, he was ready to move on.

For example, 2, 4, 6, 8 is a progression with four terms and with 2 as the step size.

But go back further: In February 2003, the consensus was that Mr. Kerry -- the Vietnam veteran with four terms in the Senate and a big fund-raising benefit -- would probably win the nomination, and that he would win the nomination early.

On the last two columns of Table 4, the approximations with four and three terms respectively are presented.

Let us now proceed to equations with three terms in the right-hand side (2.12).