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

This is true in terms of the number of prescriptions.

That is true in terms of farce, but not levity.

This is true in terms of sound, certainly, but especially in the emotional realm.

It is true in terms of pecuniary costs and opportunity costs.

This is true in terms of finances and the out-of-control property market as much as it is about political disengagement.

It is true in terms of housing, a half-million dollars means very different things in different parts of the country.

It's true in terms of individual family budgets.

So, by the way, were you" might be true in terms of the dominant culture but elides entirely the subtle shadings of sexual difference.

That may be true in terms of the Queen, for whom there are formal mechanisms for such confidential exchanges, but "senior members" may be stretching it.

"People think that time works against you, and that's true in terms of the preservation of the evidence," he said.

That may even be true, in terms of knock-on effects like cars swerving into other cars or pedestrians to avoid a recklessly oblivious jaywalker - as opposed to the ordinary one who has looked first.