Sentence examples for in terms which from inspiring English sources

"He addressed the crowd in terms which encouraged killing and incited racial hatred..

Naturally, John got duffed up on the CiF thread in terms which reinforced his point.

"I think the most important thing in discussing this extraordinarily important issue is that we discuss it in terms which are sensitive and rational".

In the introduction to his autobiography, de Klerk writes about Mandela in terms which make this choice of commentary so inappropriate as to be grotesque.

Toads, on the other hand, he wrote about twice, in terms which Hull City Council appears to have interpreted as a challenge.

German politicians across the spectrum today openly sneer at the obligations of European unity in terms which no West German party would have employed a generation ago.

This year, it's down more than 1% in real terms, which is quite a lot in an £8bn budget.

Still another was the use of "protecting in cash terms" – which means cutting by some 10 per cent in real terms.

"We are being made into a political football, in U.S. terms, which we really regret.

However there are some other plants that come very close, in evolutionary terms, which you can grow here.

Sales were flat on a year ago in total terms, which does not adjust for the effect of new store openings.