Sentence examples for in return in terms of from inspiring English sources
Nothing in return in terms of promises on the environment or policy for example".
Finally giving back to people who work a lot and get very little in return in terms of equality.
What is he giving those people in return, in terms of concrete proposals that might turn their conditions around?
Google, however, is seeking only access to the data of airlines, asking nothing in return in terms of payment, and instead selling its standard ads on the back of its ability to reach a massive audience.
They will have gained little in return in terms of loyalty and deference from its now rattled regional allies.
In other words, the return in terms of labor earning from effort is higher for the educated (or skilled) individuals than for the unskilled.
Similarly, it is expected that training programs might also bring the largest return in terms of human capital investment in the long-run.
"It has been a wonderful return, in terms of points.
A meeting with Soviet leaders held in June that year further raised his suspicions about the intentions of the new leadership, as did a reduction in Soviet and Eastern Bloc aid to Albania early in 1954 as Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev "seemed to believe that the high cost of aid to support Albania was not worth the return in terms of Soviet strategic interests in the country".
"No doubt our contract has stirred worldwide sensation and we expect a return, in terms of publicity and new contracts, in the short and longer term," Ugo Gussalli Beretta, managing director of the company, said recently in an interview at the company headquarters in this north Italian town at the foot of the Alps.
