Sentence examples for in terms of of from inspiring English sources

Bianca's the one who I feel like really made the most of her year, in terms of of publicity, and shared her success on the road as widely as possible.

In terms of OF evaluation, the Faux-Pas test revealed significant differences, with the CM group performing worse than the EM group and controls.

In terms of of total sales, International sales, which include revenue from the company's U.K., German, Japanese, French and Chinese sites, were $3.35 billion, up 45% from first quarter 2009.

But the stadium is on the lower end in terms of of cost, at a bargain-basement $500 million–not even enough to make our list of the ten most expensive stadiums in the world.

Brown, whose side sit second in the Scottish Championship, has promised a bright future for the club in terms of of a new improved youth set up and facilities.

Causal inference requires reliable estimation of the missing counterfactual, so we would like to compare treated and control groups, both in terms of of observables and unobservables, that are as similar as possible.

Think of it in terms of time.

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

"In terms of fund-raising, in terms of grantsmanship, in terms of research funding, our scope is entirely national.

Not in terms of politics — definitely not in terms of politics — but in terms of positioning?

"In terms of confidence, in terms of level of tennis, I am playing better".