Sentence examples for discussing in terms of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Myler testified that all three men at the meeting "perfectly understood the seriousness and significance of what we were discussing," in terms of more civil suits if the Taylor case was not settled and the e-mail was introduced in evidence.

They also emphasize the problems they saw with PVs rather than discussing in terms of possibilities.

But for the purposes of this article, which deals with restrictions vs. freedoms of a particular type of marriage, I'll be discussing in terms of the perfectly legal first cousin marriage.

I found at least two previous reports of various non-neuronal cell types that have functional synaptic vesicles and/or regulated glutamate release; these are not epithelial cell types but may be worth discussing in terms of the broader context that synaptic proteins have signaling roles in many cell types: Authors's response: These are helpful suggestions.

Too often translation is discussed in terms of loss.

That'll be a major part of what we discuss in terms of philosophy.

The silence of the German keeper is also something to discuss in terms of sportmanship.

Social care is often discussed in terms of basic needs: being clean, dressed, and fed.

Forced Entertainment is often discussed in terms of its work's relationship to failure.

So there's really not much to discuss in terms of the condition of my ankle".

The I.N.A. is usually discussed in terms of its loosening of racial quotas.