Sentence examples for beginning in terms of from inspiring English sources

CHARLIE ROSE: Everybody will say, from Bill Gates around and Sergey and Larry and all these other wizards on this coast will say that we're just beginning in terms of the potential of application and productivity from the Internet.

So the work is really just beginning in terms of how to talk about this, how to message around it in the face of the attacks we are now seeing from our opponents," McTighe added.

"You have to say it's a new beginning in terms of access and denial," he said.

"Lynn has always been there with me from the beginning in terms of doing that kind of calling and asking for support," Mr. Schundler said.

We'll continue driving — and what you've seen on the [Lumia] 920 and 820 is only the beginning in terms of  the differentiation that we bring".

"I may have had some good games and scored some goals, but literally this is the beginning in terms of what I can show.

Those are the places where we're going to have to begin in terms of trying to create jobs...

If students are coming straight from this kind of environment to an institution that is years behind their previous institution with regards to facilities and environment then perhaps this is where our problems begin in terms of expectations?

The security situation had deteriorated substantially since the bombing in August 2003 of the UN compound in Baghdad that killed 22 UN staff members, and November 2004 was one of the deadliest months since the U.S. invasion began, in terms of both coalition forces and civilian casualties.

While 2011 is almost over, the year has only really just begun in terms of determining its historical significance.

But often, companies don't know how to begin in terms of what data to open up, or how.