Sentence examples for headed in terms of from inspiring English sources

"I don't know that I would focus on the financial situation as much as I would focus on where the team is headed, in terms of overall direction and stability, both short-term and long-term," he said.

The weakest chapter, which retails Conover's longish drive with the Beijing Target Auto Club, is nearly as tedious to read as it must have been for him to experience, and its conclusion, while unobjectionably fair, hardly ­stretches the mind: "Lord only knows where it all could be headed — in terms of congestion and pollution, in terms of competition for increasingly scarce and expensive fuel..

It's exciting to see where we're headed in terms of storage.

In a (not-so-distant?) future, you can see where this is headed, in terms of advertising.

Something just happened online that is highly indicative of where we're headed in terms of new media.

But what's really interesting is where the platform is headed in terms of providing context around a news story.

First the writer asked and answered what is the leading page heading, in terms of number of pages filled, in the Manhattan Yellow Pages?

By using case studies and accepted economic theory, this paper attempts to provide both a useful account of these important trends and a conclusion as to where the global transaction market may be heading in terms of competition compliance enforcement.

Arthur's obvious disillusionment with the South African board was evident in his admission that they had a strong disagreement about the direction the team was heading in terms of its development.

Mohanty has a pretty good idea of where India is heading in terms of the space game as well.

To that end, I'm told that One is setting the direction the insurance industry is heading in terms of data access.