Sentence examples for break in terms of from inspiring English sources

Kite finished 14 holes and Nelson 15. "The guys that played later definitely had the break in terms of tee times," said Kite, who had not teed off when lightning caused play to be suspended for 1 hour 40 minutes.

Worcestershire are aware that any county awarded a tour game can consider themselves lucky, assuming they then get an even break in terms of the weather.

After starting the 2006 07 season again as second-choice to Ricketts, he revealed his desire for a loan away from Bradford for first team football, saying "It is approaching make or break in terms of my career.

However as the institutionalization of health care has signified the permanent centrality of services on the health policy agenda, not even the crisis period of public health did signified a great break in terms of health promotion in policy documents.

If, by contrast, we shifted the focus to a much shorter time period – which arguably would make more sense, given that the next decade or so could turn out to be make-or-break in terms of avoiding climate tipping points – then the impact of vapour trails and other short-lived impacts look massively more significant.

Sometimes you don't get the breaks in terms of scoring goals.

"There are advantages to having commercial breaks in terms of how you pace the story," Mr. Zelman said.

Described as being record-breaking in terms of scale, this year's joint exercise includes more than 90,000 South Korean and 15,000 US troops (four times the number of US troops used last year).

"It's ground-breaking in terms of what they are doing," said Sarah-Jane Bennison, the director of sales and marketing for the ballroom, which was built in 1906 as an opera house.

None of the people yesterday were doing that lightly, but I think that, when there are bigger laws that are being broken in terms of our climate change commitments, if we are serious about staying below 2C warming, as we have legal obligations to do, then that is simply incompatible with a huge dash for gas through fracking".

"Part of the reason you're seeing all these V.C.'s get interested in this is the food industry is not only is it massive, but like the energy industry, it is terribly broken in terms of its impact on the environment, health, animals," said Josh Tetrick, founder and chief executive of Hampton Creek Foods, a start-up making egg alternatives.