Sentence examples for over in terms of from inspiring English sources

"I think the worst is over in terms of the slowdowns".

Research commissioned on the top 20 sports for Australian children showed that rugby union featured 18th for children aged 14 and over in terms of participation – behind volleyball, horseriding, netball, tennis and football.

"The bigger picture here is maybe the service sector is taking over in terms of the weakness," said Ian Morris, chief United States economist at HSBC Securities in New York.

This is true even if you account for imported and exported goods: the developing world  took over in terms of total footprint in 2009 and the gap is growing.

"There are certain dynamics that take over in terms of behavior, and one of those forces is usually the drive to perpetuate institutions," said Warren E. Buffett, who is giving more than $30 billion to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation with the stipulation that it be spent promptly.

"The male rock fan takes over in terms of who's supposed to be good and who isn't – and I was wondering about this tendency towards sourness on the part of all blokes when they talk about rock-and-roll and the disillusion that they feel about rock-and-roll.

"We have seen over and over again in terms of incidences of violence, understaffing, and medical neglect".

"But we think there's a lot of carry-over in terms of the macho appeal of the vehicle".

"Fort Greene's over, too, in terms of commercial rents".

"I think we can declare the recession over, both in terms of order book and production," Mr. Godden said.

"So one lesson, not to be too gloomy about this, is not to over expect in terms of cost savings".