Sentence examples for in terms of the progress from inspiring English sources

In terms of civil rights, in terms of the progress of human decency, one of the clearest political victories of 2011 — a long and cruelly delayed victory — is the triumph, last June, of marriage equality in the State of New York.

"It's a good number in terms of the progress that it represents.

But judged in terms of the progress being made by Greece or Ireland, there is little evidence of success.

South Asia also lags in terms of the progress made in East Asia, so you can't just count on growth to lift the bottom billion out of poverty.

However, in terms of where they are today compared to they were 20 years ago, or in terms of the progress made by others, the middle classes in developed countries may not be at all happy about sitting on the bottom of the elephant's trunk.

These parameters have a clear meaning in terms of the progress of the absorption process.

"The wind-down of both of these brands is progressing very nicely, and it's actually exceeding our expectations in terms of the sales progress".

Whether or not this was Petty's idea of keeping Buddy Holly up with the latest trends, it was a retrograde step in terms of the mainstream progress or rock.

Similarly, in the runup to the 2008 crisis, inflated asset prices were justified in terms of the supposed progresses in financial innovation and in the techniques of economic policy.

This makes it a little bit more straightforward to interpret in terms of tracking the progress of the polls in real time.

And it wants players to understand the consequences of such an action, not just in terms of the score or progress, but in terms of the real world of warfare – the one that all military games reflect and fetishise.