Sentence examples for responded in terms from inspiring English sources

The reformers have responded in terms that, by Iranian standards, are scarcely less incendiary.

On Thursday, when investors sold off his stock on his announcement of plans for a new and unscripted football league, the XFL, he responded in terms more appropriate for the wrestling ring than a family newspaper.

The same universities that have been in the forefront of innovation in graduate supply have also responded in terms of technology, research, knowledge transfer and incubation space for this multi-dimensional creative sector.

But Mr Mitchell responded: "In terms of the suggestion that we are securitising aid, we are dealing with parts of the world where people are doubly cursed - not only because they live in extreme poverty but also because they live in very conflicted societies".

Hydraulic support responded in terms of forms and characteristic parameters, and the response results fed back to rock in the forms of support resistance force and torque.

As expected, J-13 water placed in a centrifuge tube (1.8 cm2 gas-water interface) responded, in terms of solution Eh, more slowly than that in a beaker with a gas-water interface area 9 times larger.

She responded in fairly plain terms, explaining that "some men and women want to love other men and women".

Or they often respond in terms of subject knowledge, which is the wrong answer.

On the same program, Bobbie Jindal, Republican governor of Louisiana, could only lamely respond: "In terms of Governor Romney's financial success, I'm happy that he's a successful businessman".

These results suggest that cardiac microtissues respond in terms of morphology and viability following clinical structural cardiotoxins, signifying they are a suitable model system to detect changes in cardiac structure at the morphological level.

The actual stimuli in the array vary from trial to trial, in order to rule out the possibility that the animal is responding in terms of other features, such as differences in total area or brightness, between the arrays.