Sentence examples for in terms of the breadth from inspiring English sources
We've been more economically desperate; we've been, in terms of the breadth of the franchise, less free.
"There is no one who is Mr.Rajaratnam's equal in terms of the breadth and scope of his insider trading crimes".
He added that there was "no comparator" in terms of the "breadth and depth" of the UK's relationship with the US, which was vital to Britain's national interests.
But, says Jakarta-based food consultant Arie Parikesit: "In terms of the breadth of topics and depth of content, it's the most comprehensive festival in the country".
The project successes were demonstrated by exceeding the industry partner expectations in terms of the breadth and high resolution of outcomes, detail for manufacture and usability.
But the situation in Florence, because of its history as an attraction for foreign students, has always been a little different in terms of the breadth of the problem and the enforcement of the law.
The differential effects of online student-constructed tests (SCT) and student-generated questions (SGQ) strategies on knowledge construction in term of the breadth, depth, interconnectivity and elaboration of knowledge were examined via a quasi-experimental research design.
Its wide-ranging character must be judged in terms of the operational breadth of the institutions and practices they aim to "reform", their boldness in siphoning state-funding to the private sector, and the number of constituencies they are prepared to confront.
19, 28, 31 The SES gradients presented here are, to our knowledge, the most detailed published for the United States, in terms of both the breadth of anatomic sites and geographic coverage.
"We're taking the brand to a new level in terms of the depth and breadth of the line".
But in terms of the scope and breadth of the Obama plan — and more important, in terms of its overall effect on Wall Street's modus operandi — it's not even close to what Roosevelt accomplished during the Great Depression.
