Sentence examples for greater in terms from inspiring English sources

And the domination is much greater in terms of times spend online and page views.

Interestingly, the effects of fitness in this study statistically were greater in terms of delaying illness than in prolonging life.

That in turn means the consequences of returning interest rates to "normal" levels will be all the greater in terms of lost confidence and bad debts.So we are trapped in a world of low interest rates and high asset prices.

"The cumulative effect of these drone strikes on civilian casualties…has been far greater in terms of their indirect victims (eg those died  in the terrorist reprisals) than the victims directly killed in the drone strikes themselves," the report concluded.

Fingers and a bowing arm, on strings and a wooden volume, produce the effect of song without words, and of a voice that can cover a greater range than that of any human singer: greater in terms not only of pitch but also of speed, both faster than vocal enunciation can manage and slower than breath can sustain.

The problem becomes even greater in terms of the seismic motion that is used to confirm safety performance.

"So for me it's great, in terms of confidence.

"It's great in terms of providing exposure for these athletes," Singleton added.

But it was great in terms of getting to know people on my course.

In the old days, the gap wasn't that great, in terms of finance.

But what about cities like San Francisco or Miami, which are pretty great in terms of visual opulence?