Sentence examples for phrase in terms of from inspiring English sources

Questions we would phrase in terms of moral propositions, laws, or principles are questions about finding, choosing and following dàos, paths or ways.

The argument is phrased in terms of "partisan gridlock," as if both parties were equally extreme.

This is often phrased in terms of whether they are facing liquidity or solvency problems; but I think it's better phrased in terms of the possibility of self-fulfilling crises, a la Obstfeld.

Only three affirmative principles were agreed on, and they were phrased in terms of "should," not "will".

First, however, let me suggest that the phrasing in terms of "future generations" can easily become a trap.

For a Congressional candidate, he said, the examples of entertainment and sports figures suggested disclosure was safe, phrased in terms of "Here's a challenge that I faced".

Of course  it helps to have the complaint phrased in terms of "lower ouput per head", as Cary attempts to put it.

The laws of either may be phrased in terms of the more familiar velocity v = dx/dt and acceleration a = d2x/dt2 or in terms of the 4-velocity (dt/dτ, dx/dτ) and 4-acceleration (d2t/dτ2, dx/dτ2).

But he naturally phrases in terms of contrasting dynamics, and he has a keen sense of play, above all in the vivid way he crosses his feet rapidly, as if contradicting himself was the best fun in the world.

The antigovernment campaign has always been phrased in terms of opposition to waste and fraud — to checks sent to welfare queens driving Cadillacs, to vast armies of bureaucrats uselessly pushing paper around.

We give a sufficient condition for multiple peaks phrased in terms of two-way interactions.