Sentence examples for some in terms of from inspiring English sources

"Some look at functionalism from a material perspective, some from ecological, some in terms of layout.

He also did not agree that the administration has done everything they have been asked to do and then some in terms of ramping up border security.

Such systems as shamanism or spirit possession and the altered states of consciousness that accompany them are understood by some in terms of dissociation or schizoid states.

These are marginal differences, obviously, but they matter some in terms of the electoral math since any hope that Mr. Romney has of winning the Electoral College without Ohio probably requires him to win Iowa.

While he has been helped some in terms of fielding, with a batting average on balls in play of.261, a career best, Scherzer has managed to keep his strikeout rate high while reducing his walks.

This study does not include all the damaging earthquakes in the Mediterranean region over this period, mainly because either no data or only data from largely uncertain sources were available for some in terms of economic and human losses.

True, there may be some indications that there is some shifts in terms of private portfolio preferences.

"We added some discipline in terms of software development, testing and some elements of design," he said.

Our website needs some polish in terms of content.

There have been some differences, in terms of style and in terms of particular foci.

And think about setting some expectations in terms of communication.