Sentence examples for course in terms of from inspiring English sources

Of course, in terms of real poverty, these complaints are paltry.

"It is a good course in terms of having relatively flat water.

And of course in terms of politics, you have a multiparty system".

"My hope is that recent events don't throw us off course in terms of getting under way promptly," Mr. Gradison said in a telephone interview.

When play was suspended at 6 55 p.m., No. 7 ranked as the second-most-difficult hole on the course in terms of relation to par.

The Games were hailed as a success by almost every measure (except, of course, in terms of environmental protection and of freedoms of the press and of assembly).

He added, "But staying the course should not be interpreted to mean that you're staying the course in terms of everything that you're doing".

"The prudent course in terms of preserving options would have been to remain quiet and modulate my views dramatically," he said.

Obviously I came expecting to learn about many aspects of business, but I am increasingly seeing the course in terms of its broader impact on my professional development.

We have a certain standard for our championships in terms of the quality of the course, in terms of a meaningful purse, in terms of presenting it properly.

And he's a work in progress not just physically (still filling out, still getting bigger) but of course in terms of his game, too.