Sentence examples for is better in terms of from inspiring English sources

It is perfectly rational for them to choose something else if that is better in terms of their employability.

For years, the watchword within the sector has been that bigger is better, in terms of both scale and services.

"We don't see anything right now that will affect the transition and the continued troop drawdown," the admiral said, adding, "Certainly sooner is better in terms of government formation".

"Normal logic is that based on a meritocracy, whoever is better in terms of performance should be picked," said Bo Zhiyue, a scholar of Chinese politics at the National University of Singapore.

"When a black man gets shot, the way that they deal with it now is better in terms of how the public perceives it … if someone gets shot there'll be a community meeting with the cops there the next week explaining everything away," said Mark Mendoza, a Cincinnati resident.

And it certainly is better in terms of cash flow for a company.

Centralized approache is better in-term of power consumption and signaling overhead respectively.

The A-League standard was better, in terms of professionalism".

The results of the tests at 70 miles an hour were better in terms of reaction times.

This is mainly because there isn't convincing evidence that the other options are better in terms of outcome.

With more investment for user interface and user experience, Samsung devices will be better in terms of customer satisfaction".