Sentence examples for bright in terms of from inspiring English sources

After hailing the advances made by Turkish women in the era of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, Ms. Sabanci said "the present situation is unfortunately not very bright" in terms of women in the work place.

But the future has potential to be pretty bright in terms of monetization when OneRiot decides to turn it on (assuming that it gets a lot of users).

In addition, the future of US looks bright in term of research opportunities and increased clinical applications.

"It has a kind of bright vulgarity in terms of colour".

The manufacturing sector has been one of the economy's bright spots in terms of new employment.

But Swat, interestingly, has long been a bright spot in terms of education.

"We're seeing a lot of high-pigmented and bright solids in terms of shirting and other accents," says Carol Davidson, a New York-based image consultant with StyleWorks of Union Square, whose clientèle of busy executives is 35% men.

The one bright spot in terms of sales growth was in vinyl, which continues its resurgence, although the slice of the total pie represented by vinyl remains minuscule. .

House Republicans had two bright ideas in terms of what their fruitless debt ceiling demand would be this time: end the risk corridor provision in Obamacare or demand the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline.

The continent has actually seen much brighter days in terms of star power.

Myanmar was the brightest spot in terms of improvement, climbing 18 places to 151, "thanks to the Burmese spring's unprecedented reforms".