Sentence examples for battle in terms of from inspiring English sources

We still have a battle in terms of the economic centre.

All season, West Coast have been fighting a steep uphill battle in terms of defensive coverage.

"Being prepared is half the battle in terms of keeping their attention," Ms. Rios said.

If your kids aren't having soda every day, that's half the battle, in terms of weight and diabetes.

It would be wrong to characterise the New England battle in terms of winning over just farmers.

Compensation programs created and funded by organizations responsible for causing harm face an uphill battle in terms of winning over the trust of victims and their families.

While Abrahami describes British theatre as 'quite an enlightened industry', the pair are none the less grateful that their predecessors 'have fought a lot of battles in terms of being listened to rather than looked at'.

He wasn't ready for a large-scale battle--in terms of his organization, his mental preparedness, or the development of his message and his political skills.

Known as Dr. No, Mr. Coburn, a family practice physician, views legislative battle less in terms of Republicans versus Democrats than as a matter of yes versus no.

Politically, she believes, focusing on an assault weapon ban is the wrong battle – both in terms of convincing everyday gun owners to support reform and in terms of the number of lives a ban might save.

'We need to fight to get as many youngsters into athletics because football is way winning the battle already in terms of the media exposure, the profile of the players and attracting kids.