Sentence examples for dial in terms from inspiring English sources

For even as these campaigns shifted the dial in terms of public discourse, the traditional centre left parties treated them with a mixture of indifference and contempt.

"I'm somewhat skeptical that it will really move the dial in terms of risk taking and run prevention," Mr. Scharfstein said.

Even so, I'm interested to test out Opera's latest, and see if it does indeed push the dial forward in terms of how we browse the web on smartphones and tablets.

"If you left a message, I have to dial in, dial in my code," Ms. Cheong said.

"Generally speaking, there is more 'fanciness' allowed on the feminine dials, especially in terms of colors, shapes of the numbers or hours," he said.

We can dial the system up and dial the system down in terms of sleep and look at what the consequences are to our emotional and mental health.

"He's dialing in," Dalson said.

Gardner and Tetlock write that most people use a "two- or three-setting mental dial," thinking of probabilities in terms of only "yes," "no" or "maybe".

Several best known solutions for unsolved instances are improved and the algorithm clearly outperforms current state-of-the-art heuristics for the homogeneous and heterogeneous dial-a-ride problem, both in terms of solution quality and computation time.

"The money that they are taking in from Takeda aren't significant enough to move the dial, either on their revenues on in terms of their cost line," said Eric Schmidt, an analyst who follows Amgen for Cowen & Company.

The underlying optimization problem is usually modeled in terms of a dial-a-ride problem (DARP).