Sentence examples for had in terms of from inspiring English sources

"This is the best month we've had in terms of air quality since 1998," he said.

"It's an injury unlike any I've had in terms of the timing".

"It was probably one of the best events we've ever had in terms of customer response," Mr. Dalton said.

"We'll never know the losses we had in terms of not capitalizing on the Soviet collapse," a retired official said.

"This is the biggest thing we've had in terms of economic development," said Bill Lindsay, the city manager.

"The experience and track record we've had in terms of pursuing novelty has been quite good," Mr. Gilmartin said in an interview yesterday.

I started to get hyper-manic and the effect that had, in terms of behaviour, meant that I would be wide awake all night.

From then on, any effect that unfounded belief in the effectiveness of the technique had in terms of increasing disclosures is likely to disappear.

"Nuances he has in terms of tics or movements.

We haven't had the opportunity to have what other teams have in terms of camaraderie.

Welbeck is the best player we have in terms of operating in a double role.