Sentence examples for par in terms of from inspiring English sources

Dortmund were poor throughout, low on confidence and cutting edge, well below par in terms of individual performances.

Dickey was so dominant against the Tampa Bay Rays that Manager Terry Collins said the performance was on par, in terms of pure pitching quality, with Johan Santana's no-hitter.

Somehow you are convinced that this intoxicating, mystical work was, if not quite as politically important as the black-gloved fists raised by Tommie Smith and John Carlos during the Olympics, at least on a par in terms of achievement with the record-breaking long jump by Bob Beamon.

Inevitably, none of them shows up in the IP Solutions study.Our hypothetical research director would surely find it more useful to know which countries performed above par in terms of international patents granted to all companies per head of the population.

For this second one both local and QAB's may be at par in terms of advantage and handicap.

How does Wheeler intend to encourage not only broadband penetration as previously defined, but also connections that are up to par in terms of speed?

These new models are on-par in terms of quality and durability.

Speaking of the diminutive British boyband... Season 2 of "X Factor" seemed determined to throw off the shackles of the somewhat sub-par (in terms of ratings, at least) first year, choosing to focus on the successful acts that the UK version of the show has produced: Leona Lewis, Cher Lloyd and the aforementioned One Direction, with nary a mention of Melanie Amaro or Chris Rene throughout.

This version unshackles Microsoft from CISC-based computing, giving OEMs the chance to create Windows-based tablets that are on a par with the iPad in terms of battery life, performance, and usability.

This is a political program par excellence in terms of its ultimate objectives, impact, and what is needed to sustain it.

"Only Kate Moss is on a par with her in terms of influence on commercial trends.