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

The White House has never defined explicitly when that not-too-distant future will arrive, saying instead that it is talking in terms "of months, not years".

BT is talking in terms of  expecting G.fast to offer "initial speeds of a few hundred megabits per second to millions of homes and businesses by 2020".

So, if and when we finally emerge from this trap and reenter the world of significantly positive short-term interest rates, will I still be talking in terms of IS-LM?

"I think it's wrong if you're talking in terms of 50 years.

"We're talking in terms of decades," for the moratorium on plutonium reprocessing, he said.

I don't mean from a survival point of view; I'm talking in terms of television entertainment.

"My own view is I think he's right if you're talking in terms of 500 years," he said.

"It would vary from locale to locale, but we are talking in terms of seconds, not minutes," he said.

"If things I've heard are happening inside Zimbabwe is anything to go by, we will be talking in terms of months rather than years".

My problem is that up until now I've been talking in terms of nice ordinary numerical coordinates and normal spatial dimensions.

But a day after Pakistan's tests, India's leaders were talking in terms of peace and dialogue with its neighbour.