Sentence examples for be interesting in terms of from inspiring English sources

"It might be interesting in terms of publicity, but it's a short-term gain potentially sacrificing long-term access," Mr. Colvin said.

A display on an Echo will be interesting, in terms of user experience.

Consequently, interviews during power cuts would be interesting in terms of capturing the disruption as it occurs.

In fact, studying the Tunisian case may be interesting in terms of policy recommendations for this country and other emerging countries presenting similar features such as bank-oriented financial systems and relatively small capital markets.

14 The enantiomeric resolution of such organometallic arene complexes would also be interesting in terms of elucidating mechanisms of action.

Second, the sample under study was made up of psychiatric and medical outpatients or inpatients at multiple sites, even if this heterogeneity may be interesting in terms of generalisability, it may be criticised on scientific grounds.

"That's interesting in terms of cheesemaking, but that's also interesting in terms of microbiology and in manipulating microbial ecosystems".

The notion that environment determines creativity is interesting in terms of the audience as well as the performer.

Entourage suggests related pathways based on similarities and highlights parts of a pathway that are interesting in terms of mapped experimental data.

The particle fraction, that is interesting in terms of its distribution, is partially replaced for this purpose by a similarly behaving but optically well-identifiable tracer material.

Although the questions she poses lie on the surfaces like questions rather than solutions, the paintings are interesting in terms of scale and ambition, and her ideas of landscape as theater are worth examing (Glueck).