Sentence examples for met in terms of from inspiring English sources

"He was different than all the other guys I had met in terms of personality.

He's probably the most British foreigner I've met in terms of his mentality.

Sir Alex Ferguson is the most impressive person I've met in terms of charisma and achievement.

The possible uses of these silicon microcavity LEDs are considered and the challenges that need to be met in terms of materials science and device design are examined.

So what has been the main challenge that you have met in terms of cross-cultural management? A. Hierarchy is always a bit of an issue.

I've met many of the best games players in the world, Garry Kasparov and others, but I put Lee Sedol at the top of all the games players I've met in terms of his creativity and fighting spirit.

"With no targets for local authorities to meet in terms of building affordable housing in their area, the new framework could see these section 106 deals ripped up in future and many developments built without any social homes at all.

"The only way we're going to make sure manufacturers change their practices is to have clear performance standards they have to meet in terms of how much they recycle," said Bill de Blasio, a Brooklyn councilman and the prime sponsor of the measure.

"You can also travel half the distance of the country and get to stare at someone's back for 90 minutes". The Accessible Stadia Guide sets out minimum standards all new grounds have to meet in terms of the provision, location and quality of facilities for disabled fans.

"Well, we've been hard-pressed to make ends meet in terms of balancing the budget at the federal level, and that continues to deserve our attention and our best efforts," he said.

Firstly, pharmacy professionals needs were not meet in terms of the system design as they had to appropriate certain aspects of the system to suit their needs.