Sentence examples for next in terms of from inspiring English sources

Nevada, I would put next in terms of the likelihood of Obama carrying it.

At that point, it may not matter what happens next in terms of returns.

Journalism is certainly my first love, but what's next in terms of a return to TV news in the future, I'm not sure.

In response to a question about what she'd like to do next in terms of acting projects she brings him into the equation voluntarily: "Oh, I don't mind really [about which scripts she's offered next].

"It's increasingly clear that people are looking to what New York city has done as sort of 'what to do next' in terms of public health policies," Elbel said.

Tim Lovett, director of public affairs at the BBKA, said the sighting was "not good news for honeybees", adding: "What happens next in terms of containment measures will be vital and we look to Defra to implement the contingency plans to deal with this invasion of a non-native species".

"The cellphone is really the next frontier in terms of what will be the next big win in software," said Richard Monson Haefel, a senior analyst at the Burton Group, an industry research group based in Midvale, Utah.

"He's on the next level in terms of talent.

"Hopefully, we can get something in the next meeting in terms of details," Swindal said.

"It takes it up to the next level, in terms of value.

The next project, in terms of producing, is this mini-series based on the assassination of Abraham Lincoln in 1865.