Sentence examples for stage in terms from inspiring English sources

Jim Cramer has yet to reach the Googling-Pope stage, in terms of humility.

"They basically have really set the global stage in terms of banning cigarette smoking from restaurants and public places," Fried said.

However, social sciences touch all our lives in so many different ways, and ought to be much more centre stage in terms of national policy debates.

America is an embarrassment on the global stage in terms of women's political representation, and it makes good sense to try to right that wrong.

"I suspect they're in a different stage in terms of their willingness and know-how, but they will move in similar directions," Mr. Georges said.

"The profile of the tourney hasn't increased on the world stage in terms of being a notable date on the sporting calendar," Bidini said.

Although Gregorie had lost two earlier races for city hall, he feels that, after the Emanuel tragedy, he's been "tested," having been on "the national stage in terms of media".

The clinical stage was T3bN0M0, stage IIIB, and the pathological stage was pT0N0M0, a stage unknown in terms of the UICC classification (seventh edition) [11], respectively.

The interviews given by Correa on Thursday were carefully staged in terms of lighting and camera work, but unscripted.

Holland, free-flowing, slick-attacking, butter-wouldn't-melt Holland, were the dirtiest team in the group stages in terms of fouls committed with 68.

It is still in its early stages in terms of creating practical solutions for fashion businesses, but its scope and aim give an idea of the commitment and resources that Denmark and other Scandinavian countries are devoting to these issues.