Sentence examples for matches in terms from inspiring English sources

We've seen some stunning matches in terms of upsets during these championships, but this is the contest of the tournament without a doubt.

We counted the time in terms of the number of match rather than the day to exclude effects of variable intervals between consecutive matches in terms of the real time.

"The government has already made a decision that its major supplemental spending in terms of promoting the Zebras is preparing them for these matches in terms of friendlies and other incentives and support," he said.

"We're more professional today, we take better care of ourselves," says seven-time Wimbledon champion Federer,  "in terms of the way we eat and the way we live our lives, the way we approach matches in terms of warming up and so forth.

The aggregation process of Ub closely matches, in terms of size and morphology of intermediate species, those described for α-syn incubated with CaII ions [33] or undergoing oxidation induced by FeIII ions in dithiothreitol [34].

To estimate pairwise genetic similarity for this study, we used the simple match coefficient (s), which Kosman & Leonard [55] argue is the most appropriate index for polyploid species, to calculate genetic similarity (the number of matches, in terms of shared absence or presence of a DNA fragment, divided by the total number of possible matches).

Last year, he built a season that only Lewis and Ben Johnson had ever matched in terms of dominant sprinting.

BrooklyKnight may meet his match, in terms of alter egos, on Tuesday, when the Cleveland Cavaliers come to town.

Weaponry of phenomenal power is threatening lives on a mass scale and finds no match in terms of defenses.

But the game went well: she could tell that she and her opponent were evenly matched in terms of skill.

Trying to look at the bigger picture, he was in no mood to read too much into this match in terms of the title challenge.