Sentence examples for questions in terms from inspiring English sources

We measure the answers to the two questions in terms of strikeout rate, or strikeouts per nine innings  (K/9), and walk rate (BB/9).

"Policymakers tend to frame their questions in terms of numbers," Bar-Sinai said.

"We're asking searching questions in terms of what we allow ourselves to spend on teaching," says Foulds.

There's no connection - a debate that aims to phrase questions in terms that apply to both is destined for a rapid descent into an entropic hum.

"If the U.S. goes in and attacks another country without a U.N. mandate and without clear evidence that can be presented, then there are questions in terms of whether international law supports it," he told CNN last week.

Explain to students that each group will research their topic in preparation for writing and delivering a two-minute story as part of a class political news commentary show called "What's Next?" Each group should answer the guiding questions in terms of their assigned issue, using The New York Times newspaper or Web Site (//www.nytimes.com) to broadly (and briefly) conduct their research.

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.

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

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