Sentence examples for case terms from inspiring English sources

"There's such a lot of evidence that if you get wellbeing right you really do get a return in classic business case terms," says Gordon Tinline, a chartered occupational psychologist and director at the workplace wellbeing consultancy Robertson Cooper.

In the latter case, terms are typically found in the body of the paper.

In part, what Case terms 'the rise of the rest' is nothing more than the extension of Marc Andreessen's (now three-year old) op-ed in the Wall Street Journal about software eating the world.

But whereas it is relatively "easier" to discuss practices such energy efficiency and waste reduction in business case terms, it is a bit more challenging with natural capital and ecosystem services.

In the latter case terms used to describe phenotypes can be harmonized via a common ontology.

Terms extracted matching to the developmental- and pathology ontologies were uninformative in this case (terms such as pathology or adult were extracted) and it was deemed that populating criteria lists using these terms would not contribute positively to the selectivity of the binary evaluation system.

Ms. Domonkos had roundly criticized Judge Dickerson for his ruling in the November case, terming it outrageous in an article in The Journal News.

So who's going to be brave enough to say no to fossil fuels, without couching it in economic or business-case terms?

In some cases, terms extracted from the consumer corpus are named entities that denote particular individuals, such as Vodafone, an instance of a domain actor, a seller.

All such theories maintained that in some or all cases, terms in propositions could not "supposit for" (stand for, refer to) the propositions in which they occur.

In some cases, terms or variants of existing terms were missing from one of the Textpresso categories.