Sentence examples similar to charting in terms of from inspiring English sources
That spending is way off the chart in terms of its historical average to overall spending.
"But he's off the charts in terms of getting people to trust him or putting people at ease".
It's the most critical element and falls No. 1 on our chart in terms of priorities.
The Riverbed campaign "continues to perform off the charts in terms of increasing awareness and driving demand for Riverbed's products," he wrote in an e-mail message.
But the sometimes coarse yet imaginative art that has been produced there hardly makes the charts, in terms of its general familiarity.
"We are now moving off the charts in terms of normal procedures, and moving into a grim time for European banks," Mr. Weinberg said.
Asian Kung-Fu Generation are Japan's golden boys: multi-award winning, critically acclaimed and usually at the top of the charts – in terms of homegrown talent, you can't get much bigger.
Mr. Zazi, he said, was "literally off the charts in terms of the sentencing guidelines," which would inform any court's ultimate decision if the young man were convicted.
In the larger context of human and non-human animal relations, the methods used to herd dolphins and then kill them is off-the chart in terms of any concern for animal welfare.
Europe still rules on budget flights Europe tops the charts in terms of no-frills airlines: two out of five journeys are made on low-cost carriers, a higher proportion than anywhere else.
"Not surprisingly, a few of the celebrities who tested off the charts in terms of people you'd like to hang out with were not considered so trustworthy," Mr. McGrath said.
