Sentence examples for like in terms of from inspiring English sources

As Bonjour puts it, we capture what our visual experiences are like "in terms of patches of color arranged in two-dimensional visual space" (2001: 32).

'Compare like with like in terms of the accounts.

"Overall during the tenure of his job Andy's done a good job in delaying the inevitable, if you like, in terms of declining share and revenues.

During their rest days and holidays, they are free to do whatever they like in terms of recreation, religious or social activities or other pursuit of life".

"But Felly gives us a different style if you like, in terms of getting the ball in the box earlier and try and push that goal, late doors, which has obviously paid off for us".

"This was more friendly in terms of business, and it also gave me the opportunity to do something I really like in terms of writing.

It's not just like-for-like in terms of product one or product two.

Gorsuch's record as a judge is Scalia-like in terms of specific decisions.

Replacing a guy like Jimmy Anderson, with over 400 Test wickets, is impossible – no team can go like-for-like in terms of that nous – but they have given themselves options depending on the surface.

They can be classified as Koshihikari-like in terms of their eating quality.

These results suggest that the enumerated compounds are both structurally unique and drug-like in terms of their predicted properties.