Sentence examples for needed in terms of from inspiring English sources

"[Robinson] felt a fresh vision was what the team needed in terms of leadership," Connor said.

It is our fourth final in six seasons and we know what is needed in terms of composure and rest.

Everybody has a good idea of what is needed, in terms of money and emissions cuts, to get a deal.

"He just found out what people's interests were, what they needed in terms of their districts," Mr. Bonior said.

He said that the organization was "constantly aware of what is needed in terms of preservation -- and where things are," searching the world for cinematic elements.

His accusation was that Osborne had already asked for what was needed, in terms of cuts, and should not have asked for more.

Ms. Huffington, the site's editor in chief, said that Ms. Morgan "brings everything we needed in terms of a business and journalism background".

"Once they are no longer needed, in terms of a criminal trial or as evidence, it makes sense to destroy them.

"Sometimes we have, in the past, not quite taken the time we needed in terms of communicating what we wanted to do," he acknowledged.

However, he said that in retrospect he wished he had made it clearer to the board and others exactly what he needed in terms of resources to accomplish his goals.

It should also help to establish what sort of support structure is needed, in terms of training, learning resources and tech back-up, to help students and teachers make the most of their laptops.