Sentence examples for question in terms of from inspiring English sources

This is a serious question, in terms of both policy and profit.

Even framing the question in terms of owner occupation is part of the problem.

I don't even ask the question in terms of just business.

What I try to teach people is, don't ask the first question in terms of numbers.

(Other surveys that frame the question in terms of giving minorities "preference" find less support).

Instead, I ask his friends and supporters an obvious question: in terms of fundamental issues, why are they here?

Without being disrespectful, Your Honor, I think you've answered the question in terms of phrasing the question.

The man accepted this open-ended question in terms of food only, muttering an order of scrambled eggs and grits and requesting water, with lemon.

In any event, our chairman decides to redefine the question in terms of the relationship of art with money, or, more particular, business.

"There is not a question in terms of pills being provided to her, there's not a question as to what went on, of the digital penetration," Steele said.

That was the headline, and it's at least as good a question, in terms of the president's political efficacy of late, as the one Politico posed about Perry.