Sentence examples for backs in terms of from inspiring English sources

The fact that the career AV of the most efficient rookie running backs (in terms of YPC) is even close to that of the most productive rookie running backs (in terms of yards) is really quite amazing.

The top 20 running backs in terms of rookie rushing yards posted an AV-per-season of 7.0, compared with just 5.8 for the bottom 20 running backs in terms of rushing yards.

If a heavy rookie workload were a cause of future success, we'd see a greater gap between the top 20 and bottom 20 running backs in terms of carries.

The current water supply systems rely on the shipping of water from the mainland, with relevant fall backs in terms of water price and CO2 emissions.

"Defining barriers or going back in terms of transparency would be very difficult".

So we've taken a temporary step back in terms of her independence.

"Our holiday party was appropriately scaled back in terms of decorations," a spokesman explains.

Lin, however, seemed to take a step back in terms of scoring.

But what I do like is that Don is back in terms of range.

"And in the end if you don't win, you feel depressed and set back in terms of other projects".

They are flagrantly pleased by each other; by what they've got back, in terms of friendship.