Sentence examples for being made in terms from inspiring English sources

"I think progress is being made, in terms of getting systems in place," Eisenstadt says.

Despite this disappointment good progress is being made in terms of new store openings and also margins.

"I did see a lot of decisions being made in terms of growth when it came to how to handle abuse, which I get," Leslie Miley, a former engineering manager at Twitter, told me at the time.

While beers and some wine alternatives have had a small foothold in the market for a number of years now – and based on the Heineken 0.0 I tried at the Mindful Drinking festival, progress is definitely being made in terms of flavour – there's a new trend emerging for something much less likely.

Continental shifts are being made in terms of travel, tourism and spending power as more Asian, and especially Chinese, travellers are venturing abroad.

In their analysis, Bakshi and Kleindorfer (2009) established the superiority of co-opetition over competition in relation to managing supply chain security because co-operative contracts lead to investments being made in terms of security, in contrast with non-co-operative agreements.

Most guesses were made in terms of hours.

But still the report was made in terms of the activity of named individuals.

"No agreements were made in terms of him getting a royalty for every vuvuzela ever produced.

The economic argument for collective action can finally be made in terms of today, not tomorrow.

After all the progress that has been made in terms of race, and then his happens.