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Example sentences for: mid-term

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In early 1998, political volatility necessitated India’s first ever mid-term parliamentary elections, leading Congress to withdraw support from PM Gujral and to make Atal Behari Vajpayee of the BJP head of a multi-party coalition government.
Meanwhile, the conservative Daily Telegraph downplayed the story with a small front-page reference, which noted, however, that "the vote, which halved the Republican majority in the House of Representatives and froze it in the Senate, was the best mid-term performance by a president's party since the 1930s."
The long-term mortality trend is more favorable in the prevention-centered scenario than in the treatment-centered scenario because of reduced incidence, but prevention would produce negligible mortality benefits in the near- and mid-term future in comparison to strategies that include ART.
In India, the Hindu said that "the Democrats have held their own in a remarkable fashion," while Japan's biggest-selling paper, Asahi Shimbun, reported that "the outcome of the US mid-term elections conveyed a clear message from the voters: politicians should pay more attention to the livelihood of the people."