Sentence examples for milestone in terms from inspiring English sources

The election of 2008 was a milestone in terms of turnout.

Bayern, felt Süddeutsche Zeitung, lost possibly more than two points in the Borussia-Park: "This might have been a milestone in terms of surrendering the title".

"The iPhone was a milestone in terms of how people use a mobile device," said Karsten Weide, an analyst with IDC.

Loraine Knowles, Stonehenge Director at English Heritage, said the closure of the road was "a real milestone in terms of the history of the site".

And did you feel anything change at a certain milestone in terms of the size of the company? A. It was probably when we had about 80 employees or so.

The domestic version, Violence Against Women Act, was a milestone in terms of taking domestic violence seriously, and IVAWA could do the same on a global scale — but it has never found traction in Congress.

Mr Butler said Mr Kelly had "achieved all of the milestones" in terms of his age.

Have you noticed big changes to the culture as they've grown past certain milestones, in terms of employees or revenues?

However, disappointingly, it does not set any milestones in terms of meeting the government's important commitment to halve the disability employment gap".

2010 thus far has been a year of milestones in terms of online population, with Facebook hitting 500 million active users and Twitter reaching 100 million users.

Figure 1 demonstrates the key study milestones, in terms of participants and measures.