Sentence examples for hand in terms of from inspiring English sources

In the opening 20 minutes, United had the upper hand in terms of territory and possession.

They have the upper hand in terms of supplies, arms and international support.

"But on the other hand, in terms of taking care of business, disaster.

Both consoles have similar hardware though the PS4 undoubtedly has the upper hand in terms of raw power.

"This will help with deterrence, and it's a matter of strengthening our hand in terms of enforcement".

The two-club response to one heart simply showed a strong hand and asked North to describe his hand in terms of strength, distribution and high cards.

EVER since the National Health Service was founded almost 60 years ago, hospitals have had the upper hand in terms of prestige and resources.

The energy simulation of all proposed variants is elaborated in order to achieve more effective operation of the cooling system on the one hand and of the heating system on the other hand in term of energy demand.

And because the Congressional right-to-life advocates had effectively tied the N.I.H.'s hands in terms of financing, there wasn't any competing research in university labs.

Now, focus shifts to the ECB, and central bank president Mario Draghi who is widely tipped to sit on his hands in terms of action this meeting.

He had a huge rebuilding job on his hands, in terms of personnel and morale, yet he also knew that the only thing Rovers supporters would tolerate this season was the team winning.