Sentence examples for added in terms of from inspiring English sources

Benítez added: "In terms of this season, it's another semi-final.

She added, "In terms of the burgers, it said I'm a cheap date, low maintenance".

"But everything out there," he added, in terms of advertising, "is about a rational decision".

He added: "In terms of what we do, anyone and everyone can have a paintbrush.

But, Ms. Lombardi added, in terms of financing and quality, "we've still got a long way to go".

In any case, he added, "in terms of the reality on the ground, we think it's completely unfair".

He adds: "In terms of it making me a better policeman, I would have to say yes, it is.

Shinn adds: "In terms of the total package, the grants are usually a modest component and fall in the category of public relations.

One thing I would emphasise in your application to an independent school is what you can add in terms of sport/music/drama.

who has written and lectured about stamps and exhibited at the Smithsonian Institution's National Postal Museum and described himself as Mr. Ainsworth's mentor, called the collection "magnificent," adding: "In terms of eye-catching pieces, he had it.

The Liberal Democrat business secretary, Vince Cable, told BBC1's Andrew Marr programme the rating change was "largely symbolic", adding: "In terms of the real economy, there is no reason why the downgrade should have any impact".