Sentence examples for ago in terms of from inspiring English sources

"Yamana really struggled a couple of years ago in terms of operating results," Mr. Denbow said.

"There used to really be one, even 10 or 15 years ago, in terms of financial limitations.

Trans rights are now where women's rights or gay rights were a generation ago, in terms of what people feel able to say and still feel self-righteous.

Generally, though, experts agree that intelligence has advanced far beyond where it was a couple of years ago in terms of predicting and detecting terrorist threats.

Then just an eye blink ago in terms of Earth's history, it began to make way for European settlement; today fewer than 8percentt is left.

We're talking, what, two years ago?" In terms of his business dealings, Mr. Hall said that he had done everything by the book.

Still, scholastic chess is far ahead of where it was decades ago, both in terms of the number of players and in the quality of the competition.

Relatively speaking, in the entire history of everything, 1994 wasn't that long ago, but in terms of what was and what is, the past was so much simpler and more evocative than what we have now.

"I know he made three centuries in a row against Ronnie O'Sullivan in this event a few years ago, but in terms of his all-round game that must be his best display".

BBC business editor Robert Peston said the RBS numbers showed the bank was much stronger than it was a few years ago, particularly in terms of capital ratios, a key measure of the bank's strength.

It's kind of like what venture used to be 20 years ago, both in terms of the size of the investments we plan to make and the time and energy we intend to spend with the companies we fund.