Midterm

The results of the midterm elections can significantly impact a President's agenda.

The engineering firm submitted a midterm assessment for the feasibility study.

The project is expected to be completed by the midterm of the year.

After taking the midterm, I realized that I need to improve my study habits.

The game's midterm level was challenging but not impossible.

He is trying to figure out what he wants to do with the rest of his midterm.

The car rental is available for midterm and long-term rentals.

The company's CEO retired during the midterm of his career.

The midterm forecast for the weather predicts a mix of sun and clouds.

The midterm is an opportunity to assess how much we have learned so far.

The waterline at the midterm of the ship had to be adjusted to improve stability.

I have a midterm in biology next week, so I need to study this weekend.

The professor provided us with a study guide for the midterm.

The project team updated the midterm budget forecast for the software development project.

He realized that he had accomplished many things during his midterm years.

The company is at its midterm phase in its three-year business plan.

The midterm is often more difficult than the quizzes or homework assignments.

The non-profit organization's midterm impact assessment for the community development program was conducted by an independent research institute.

The midterm exam will cover the material we have learned in the first half of the semester.

The midterm outlook for the stock market is uncertain.

The midterm elections are an opportunity for voters to express their satisfaction or dissatisfaction with the current administration.

He did really well on his midterm and got an A.

The employee was given a midterm performance review.

We are at the midterm of the project and still have a lot of work to do.

The midterm lease for the car is for six months.

The results of the midterm elections can have significant implications for the Supreme Court, as the Senate has the power to confirm or reject the President's nominees.

The President's approval rating often impacts the outcome of the midterm elections.

The group's midterm goal was to double their membership.

The professor gave a review session before the midterm to help the students.

She started to travel more during her midterm.

The insurance company's midterm risk assessment for the property portfolio was based on the analysis of historical data and future trends.

The president's approval rating was steady at the midterm of his term.

The investment banker provided a midterm financial analysis for the startup.

The draft of the ship was determined by measuring the waterline at the midterm.

The team leader reviewed the midterm for the project's budget.

The midterm plan is to renovate the office space over the next six months.

The company is facing a midterm crisis due to a decline in sales.

John did very well on his midterm in history class.

The recipe called for cooking the vegetables until they were midterm, not too soft or too firm.