Sentence examples similar to in fluent terms from inspiring English sources

Koch managers are fluent in terms like "spontaneous order," "comparative advantage" and "creative destruction".

Koch managers are fluent in terms like "spontaneous order," and "creative destruction".

By the time GenXers became cultural movers and shakers, we'd turned The Beauty Myth into a best-seller and become fluent in terms like body image and self-love.

The real problem with art and the law today, as this case proves, is not only that judges interpret a law that is out of date, but that they may not be fully fluent in terms of interpreting the art of the matter.

Make sure you can actually be fluent in biology terms and concepts, understand childhood psychology, and can be a good speaker.

The biographer of London, Peter Ackroyd, has called the A-Z "an attempt to picture [London's] disorder in terms of fluent and harmonious design..

"The more time I spend with the team the more we gel and I think we can have a fluent conversation in terms of technical stuff," Ricciardo says.

FLUENT gives a mixed image in terms of accuracy of predicted concentrations compared to the wind tunnel experiment.

Few in Warsaw are fluent in English.

Then do that in one fluent motion!

In terms of acculturation, ethnic minorities who are fluent in Norwegian language and competent in cultural codes (i.e., majority cultural competence) may have lower levels of emotional problems than those who are not as fluent or competent.