Sentence examples for kind in terms from inspiring English sources

The capsized ship disaster appeared to be the largest of its kind in terms of loss of life this year.

Paul Root Wolpe: There are issues with device testing of this kind in terms of human-research protection.

This was an academic-industrial enterprise on a large scale, perhaps the first of its kind in terms of funding and duration.

Ms. Christov-Bakargiev seems to have intended it to be the first of its kind in terms of its sheer porosity, the way it blends with the world.

That so-called antidumping investigation is the biggest case of its kind in terms of value, covering imports from China worth 21 billion euros, or $27 billion.

Ceta is not the worst treaty of its kind (in terms of compliance with social and environmental standards, it is perhaps one of the most advanced).

A galette is somewhere between a tart and a pizza, but this galette base is much kinder in terms of time and far less fiddly than pastry or a dough.

A galette is somewhere between a tart and a pizza, but this galette base is much kinder in terms of time and far less fiddly than pastry or a dough.

We find that the ripple type waves can be classified into three different kinds in terms of their local environments: (1) ripples generated from a propagating band type wave, (2) ripples associated with a band type wave crest, and (3) ripples in isolation.

Wiggins recognizes his account of individuation of biological kinds in terms of 'characteristic forms of activity' does not transfer well to prototypical artifacts.

The small percentage that answered 'No' to contributing (i.e. 10; or 12.5% if we interpret the 'don't knows' and missing responses as 'No') clearly shows that payment in-kind (in terms of labour contribution) avoids the cash constraints observed in similar CV studies in developing countries that have asked for WTP in monetary terms (e.g. Brouwer et al. (6), for flooding in Bangladesh).