Sentences with phrase «historic terms»

Above all, he cast his presidency in historic terms, saying he was attracting so much media criticism because he was doing so well.

As you prepare to manage a company or launch your own, Zinn's historic term as Silicon Valley's longest serving CEO will finish your schooling.

Andy Carroll is listed in the media as doubtful which in historic terms means that he is out for a further 6 weeks.

During the post-recession period, the share of Canadian adults who have jobs has been relatively high in historic terms.

Correspondingly, housing starts have been relatively high in historic terms.

In historic terms, it's quite recent.»

But probably the most interesting of the lot is David Laws's Coalition, its author combining almost unrestricted levels of access with his unparalleled attention to detail to produce a convincing account of a historic term in office.

The inaugural issue explores the role of the federal government in education in contemporary and historic terms.

Dear Friends, As President Obama's historic term in office comes to an end, we reflect on the great progress we've made for kids and communities over the past eight years.

In the popular mind these might still be small cars, but in historic terms they've grown into midsize machines the new Corolla's wheelbase is more than a foot longer than that of the original 1969 Corolla's and it's a full 26.5 inches longer overall.

[9] It has become a historic term, as most of the YBAs were born in the mid-1960s.

At the start of her historic term, Ms. Evans has already expressed the hope that TVA will remain on its current trajectory, outlined in its most recent Integrated Resource Plan (IRP).

No, not in historic terms.

It is definitely a pink in historic terms, but has a certain softness to it due to the inclusion of yellow pigment.