Sentence examples for has made in terms from inspiring English sources
It is debatable to what extent US diplomats can take credit for the progress that Europe has made in terms of market integration and increasing access to alternatives.
"The turnaround the firm has made in terms of the cloud in the past couple of years is remarkable," says Paul Hamerman of Forrester, a research firm.
And I've been really impressed in the last decade of the progress the United States actually has made in terms of managing and turning around I mean really incredible progress.
None of this exquisite camp and mild transgressiveness cheapens the advances she has made in terms of acceptance on behalf of the L.G.B.T. community, which has a clutch of champions in the mainstream media but none bigger than Gaga.
He also welcomed the reforms the Governor of the Bank has made in terms of the way the bank is now run.
But that will have to change, and that will change immediately". For its part, Pakistan accuses the US of failing to understand the sacrifices it has made in terms of lives through terrorist attacks on its soil.
"Everything I've made in terms of a pay rise has gone into living and saving.
What is important is the progress we've made in terms of wages and contracts".
And so that's why I've made the decisions I've made in terms of Iraq.
"He's ignoring all the benefits that low-carbon technology can bring to the wider economy, ignoring the commitments that we have made in terms of emissions reductions.
