Sentence examples for dropping in terms of from inspiring English sources

Forbes: Now, so, in terms of a shoe dropping, in terms of the banking system, how would you assess it today?

One of the most jaw- dropping, in terms of beauty, was a landscape by Gustav Klimt, Church in ­Cassone – Landscape with Cypresses, which had been estimated at £12-18m.

"But I think the other shoe has yet to drop in terms of whether Congress heeds the popularity of this, and also whether the incoming Bush administration tries to gut it through lax administration and creative implementation".

It's also the case that as ARM moves up the performance ladder, it will necessarily start to drop in terms of power efficiency.

The episode slightly dropped in terms of total viewership from the previous episode, "Callie and Her Sister", which was watched by 980,000 viewers.

There were no double-blind studies to evaluate the eye drops in terms of visual acuity and no adverse effects were reported in the trials.

Be careful to buy things that will shrink, not just drop in terms of quality.

Early entrants like Pebble are reportedly dropping off in terms of influence.

Fields that are overproduced can drop off, in terms of output, quite sharply and suddenly, leaving behind large amounts of oil that cannot be coaxed out with existing technology.

"I think maybe the penny is starting to drop that in terms of grassroots organising capacity; in terms of having 200,000 workplace representatives who are often opinion leaders in the community, too, that it doesn't make sense to be hammering us at a time when most people have no idea of why they've picked on us in the first place".

Figure8 shows the dropped packets in terms of network size.