Sentence examples for considering in terms of from inspiring English sources

"We did not talk about what any mayor was considering in terms of any action or inaction," Mr. Adams said.

The discussion turned to what the Polish government was considering in terms of keeping some or all of its troops in Iraq.

"Studies of avian intelligence have been hampered by the old fashioned idea that birds are stupid, and not worth considering in terms of intelligence," said Nathan Emery, author of the new book, Bird Brain: An Exploration of Avian Intelligence and senior lecturer at Queen Mary: University of London.

Still, the ability of a televised debate to land with such significant impact raises a question worth considering: in terms of import, have the hundreds of millions spent on political ads and social media outreach been dwarfed by a single unpaid media event?

The power of human thought is also worth considering in terms of the ongoing influence that society and family beliefs have in molding our point of view as individuals -- for better and for worse.

Peter described the phenomenon as "binding" an idea worth considering in terms of the value of multiple sensory inputs.

All kinds of infections usually considered in terms of genitals are increasingly colonising the mouth.

Diversity is also important to consider in terms of training and development.

"Each window had to be considered in terms of light and product presentation," Mr. Roberts said.

This manner of articulation can be considered in terms of nasal and oral stops.

The typographic page may be considered in terms of two aesthetic qualities.