Sentence examples for number in terms of from inspiring English sources

What we know about the prevalence of fraud, therefore: "It's a giant number, in terms of threatening people's retirement," he said.

Chang said that some of DirecTV's customers had requested that it restore Versus but said it was "a relatively inconsequential number in terms of a raw percentage of our customer base" of 18 million subscribers.

For simplicity, all these impacts are added together and expressed as a single number in terms of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e): the amount of CO2 that would create the same amount of warming.

LOS ANGELES — NBC said it had reached a previously untouched number in terms of advertising sales for a single television event: as of Wednesday, the network had taken in $1 billion in advertising for the coming Olympics in London.

"To know that there are 10,000 people who have downloaded -- that, to me, is a huge number in terms of people responding and saying, 'I'm interested in this, and it means something to me".' Though few podcasters have reported audiences that large, Mr. Curry estimated that among the 300 podcasters worldwide, thousands of people were either listening to or producing broadcasts.

Frances H. Miller, a Boston University law professor and health policy expert, said, "Although $3 billion is a very big number in terms of drug industry settlements, it's not a very big number in relation to almost $50 billion in annual revenue for the world's fourth-largest pharmaceutical company".

"The numbers in terms of my viral load were much improved.

"You can look at our numbers in terms of what we lift, how fast we run.

These experiences led Dedekind to see the need for a redefinition of irrational numbers in terms of arithmetic properties.

"We're offering timed tickets, limiting our numbers in terms of what we hope will provide a great visitor experience".

The Cows probably have a bit more at No.6 in Michael Morgan but Blake Green's had great numbers in terms of line-break assists.