Sentence examples for in in terms of from inspiring English sources

"It's the direction the Regents is going in, in terms of an inquiry and constructivist approach.

Where do consumers fit in, in terms of what they see and hear? A. For the next few years, it should be fairly uneventful in terms of what consumers get.

The software side of the new Kinect contains a new SDK, supporting what the second generation Kinect hardware can bring in, in terms of data.

"I never feel comfortable in my position but it has been easier to fit in in terms of being confident in the surroundings and comfortable with the calls.

"I think it's also got to be remembered that whatever you put in, in terms of European funding, has to be match-funded from somewhere else and of course that's been getting more difficult as the economy has been in a more difficult state".

I've been deciding which religions are "in" in terms of being included, and which are out, meaning, we won't have time to cover them this semester.

"They're all in, in terms of character," he said.

Some WTGs are able to contribute to the grid frequency response by adopting power feed-in in terms of the actual grid frequency, using an approach called the Fast Power Reserve Emulation.

And do I agree with this person in -- in terms of priorities and positions?

Everything was destroyed in Haiyan, in terms of evacuation centres, in terms of livelihoods".

Hart: "There's so much room for storytelling in terms of race, in terms of gender, in terms of sexuality.