Sentence examples for balls in terms of from inspiring English sources

To characterise the content of the balls, in terms of the number of mites, the stage (mature or immature), the state (dead or alive), and the layers (outer and inner parts), was essential to better understand how individuals formed the ball over time.

We made an excellent performance without the ball in terms of how aggressive we were.

Never written off as contenders but behind the eight ball in terms of pace before the start, Audi were coming back.

"What they can do after the catch the ball in terms of getting upfield and making people miss is what sets them apart".

"Investors are scared that P.& G. will take its eye off the ball in terms of Pringles and Tide and get into a business" that is not its specialty, Mr. Koch of Trusco Capital Management said.

"Gannett just knocked the cover off the ball in terms of top-line growth," said Edward J. Atorino, an analyst at Fulcrum Global Partners who rates the shares a buy.

Craig Tiley, the CEO of Tennis Australia and tournament director of the Australian Open, believes that the sport has taken its eye off the ball in terms of adapting to the modern world and meeting the changing demands of consumers.

I am able to talk to my dad in a way a lot of people can't — he still drives me nuts, he's still my dad, but I have to say, in light of what his universe was, he had his eye on the ball in terms of having kids, and part of that was being raised in Manhattan".

Mr Burke said: "Sometimes we take our eye off the ball in terms of the finances".

What typically happens is that analysts are behind the ball in terms of reducing their earnings estimates.

"The back three got themselves into the game more and we think they will play a big part at the weekend, with France giving us plenty of ball in terms of kicking".