Sentence examples for mess in terms of from inspiring English sources

They're in a mess in terms of their internal organisation.

But if it was a mess in terms of genre, it was delicious in the glass.

It sounds cliché of course, but my 20s were a hot mess in terms of knowing who I was and what I wanted out of life.

One KPMG representative later described the office as "an ungodly mess in terms of records" with ten years of material piled up in a closet.

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"One of the nice things about Xenakis is he does not mess around in terms of volume".

"He has done his coaching badges, which is difficult when you are still playing, and he won't take any messing about in terms of discipline and control.

"We made a mess of that in terms of our communication," said the chief executive, Patrick Coveney.

(A copy of it has recently been made available at the Hume online archive [Peacock et al. 2001].) Not only is it a mess in places in terms of reasoning and lacking basic formatting consideration, the report itself states that it was prepared so hastily that not all members of the Peacock Commission were able to approve the final version.

It's also worth noting that this "mess" is not actually much of a mess for the firm in terms of dollars and cents; the firm is still expected to make $4 billion this quarter.

It is perhaps understandable that the Treasury would demand that the ministry responsible for making such a mess take the hit in terms of cuts.