Sentence examples for in terms of delegates from inspiring English sources

"The important thing to measure on Feb. 5 is where we are in terms of delegates.

Sanders won the Indiana primary on Tuesday, but remains well behind Clinton in terms of delegates.

(As two of the country's most populous states, they are gold mines in terms of delegates).

He performed just as well in terms of delegates to the Republican convention in August, where the nominee is formally selected, securing over half of those on offer.

He claims that he'll then take a share of the lead, in terms of delegates pledged, after the Texas primary on April 3rd.

His victory, it must be noted, has been wafer-thin: in terms of delegates, a couple of hundred out of 4,500; in votes, only a few tens of thousands out of 35m.

If Ohio was also competitive, he could emerge ahead in terms of delegate count.

Cruz, though, later called the meeting "tremendous," and in terms of delegate-assembling efficiency he may be right.

"I still think we need to do better in terms of delegating jobs, and that's partly my own stress," Ms. North said.

So what I do hear people say quite often is that they have to stop, rethink about how they spend their time, and then make some radical changes in both their own discipline, as well as the people around them in terms of delegating work or hiring different people to help them achieve that goal.

Despite being a smaller state in terms of delegate count, Vermont actually could play a relatively large role in eventually selecting a GOP candidate, due to its primary process.