Sentence examples for probably in terms of from inspiring English sources

"P.R.-wise, the police force was probably in terms of the public point of view at an all-time low," said Mr. Glenister, still wearing his Gene Hunt costume, a swaggering J. R. Ewing-ish combination of a suit, tie and ugly lizard-skin cowboy boots.

"Taken together with the other information, it's another piece of the jigsaw that shows we do in fact have a real problem and [methamphetamine use] is probably, in terms of numbers of people, increasing as well as changing form to the crystaline form which is purer".

If there is one area that the UK often seems well ahead of France, it is probably in terms of access to capital.

This last result indicates statistical discrimination because it seems that firms consider only first-generation immigrants less skilled, most probably in terms of language knowledge, than Italians and second-generation candidates.

"We've been watching how the market is evolving because we have a lot of competition in the U.S., more so than other countries, so we were just kind of seeing what the right timing would be to really start ourselves so you can expect to see a lot more of Line — not only in the press but also probably in terms of our celebrities that we'll be using and more marketing efforts in the coming months".

Thus, the hybrid protocol should be cautiously considered and further investigation is needed to determine moment limits for the intact segments, probably in terms of the number of levels instrumented.

"She's actually probably superior in terms of athletic ability".

He and Tom Waits are probably it in terms of heroes to me".

"They're probably, just in terms of literary merit, among the five best books ever written.

"Right now it's probably questionable in terms of playing in the game, but he's got a chance," Turner said Monday.

I ask if he feels he's had a better career than Welles and he admits that he probably has, in terms of quantity if not quality.