Sentence examples for since in terms of from inspiring English sources

I currently have great admiration for Jimmy Carter, not so much in how his presidency went but in how he has conducted himself since in terms of leadership.

On them, Dylan went where no one had gone before or has gone since in terms of the pop song; 50 years on, they may still be the most forceful arguments in his favour.

No single poster has rivalled L'Enfant since in terms of sales, yet, Rowell says, nothing was ever done to "push" it; it became successful simply by word of mouth.

From the viewpoint of the individual firm, this objection to neoclassical theory is more serious than from the macroeconomic viewpoint since in terms of the national economy almost all additions to labour and capital are very small.

Since, in terms of motion economy, this must be improved as well as the workplace.

As this paper indicates, internationally comparative data do not provide many clues, since in terms of purely formal constraints Russia fares comparatively well.

"A safe destination has since been defined in terms of its propensity for terrorism," he told the South African newspaper Business Times.

"It was the best World Cup for ITV since 1998 in terms of the number of people watching," he said.

First, the debate in Northern Ireland has been framed since 1998 in terms of "supplementing" the HRA, not "scrapping" it.

But we've just moved on so much since then, in terms of the working of these yarns".

Nationally, since 2010, in terms of house prices outstripping incomes, the UK and Australia have been neck and neck.