Sentence examples for hardest in terms of from inspiring English sources

For neither Odette nor Siegfried is this act hardest in terms of technique.

One of Mr. Alger's most urgent tasks is to rebuild his devastated staff, which was among those hit hardest in terms of percentage of employees lost.

Companies should be aware of where energy risk might hit them hardest in terms of areas outside of their core business.

This one probably is the hardest in terms of fitness because in the Premier League you run a lot, going wide and back more or less all the game.

In one sense Vettel deserves it because they have had the most consistent driver/car package overall but even though I'm not an Alonso fan I feel he deserves it because he has had to work hardest in terms of his driving so I'd be happy with Red bull getting the WCC and Alonso getting the WDC.

Particularly after the financial crisis of 2008, the poorest segments of the population were hit hardest in terms of loan repayments.

"Maybe it is time that the distinction was made harder in terms of the law.

I couldn't agree more that we have to work even harder in terms of content.

"This is more about transition, and I have pushed hard in terms of modernizing it.

Play hard, work hard In terms of academics, the University of Miami workload is definitely a lot more intense.

Griffin must be popping champagne corks, since the rise of the EDL hit his rival organisation hard in terms of momentum and enthusiasm.