Sentence examples for In larger terms from inspiring English sources

In larger terms, it happened like this.

In larger terms, how can we protect the fetus and mother while fostering fetal research at the same time?

In larger terms, only 7 of the 21 Gaza settlements must still be evacuated, an army spokesman said, and in three of those, in the north, residents left voluntarily.

In another part of the Superdome, Brooks was speaking about Vick in larger terms than just a single game.

But the founders — Cyrus Massoumi, its chief executive, and Oliver Kharraz, both former McKinsey consultants, and Nick Ganju, the chief technology officer — see their efforts in larger terms.

But in larger terms, it is also a measure of Britain's increasing isolation from its allies — both inside the European Union and now with Washington.

And it's easy to see why Vonnegut would consider his friend's reputation in large terms: the two had a lot in common.

Mary Midgley, the philosopher and a friend, attributes the breadth of Rose's interests to Marxism, because Marxists were forced to think in large terms about society as a complicated system of inter-reacting mechanisms.

We must think, in much larger terms, how to accelerate the market penetration of clean technology.

In the largest terms, this is a debate not between relativists and conservatives, but between pluralists and absolutists.

Tricyclic, SSRI, and MAOI antidepressants have demonstrated efficacy in larger, longer-term controlled trials.