Sentence examples for tables in terms of from inspiring English sources

"That means being at or near the top of the tables in terms of size, revenue, and profitability.

It has also been pointed out that the UK is slipping down international tables in terms of health and spending less than its competitors.

The Quality of Life report, which used measures of 0 for miserable, and 10 for extremely happy, found that Scandinavia was at the top of the tables in terms of overall happiness, while Britain rated just above average at 7.3 (where the average was 7.1).

A practical limitation arises from the exponential growth of lookup tables in terms of the block size that we can process per operation.

Analysis of the results reveals that decision tables perform significantly better on all three criteria, while post-test voting also reveals a clear preference of users for decision tables in terms of ease of use.

There were few differences between harvest plots and tables in terms of being: well-suited to summarize and display results from meta-analysis (52 vs. 56); easy to understand (53 vs. 51); and, intuitive (49 vs. 44).

But Tom and Ricky bring very little to the table, in terms of television drama.

"Steve brings a lot to the table in terms of power and votes," Father Leahy said.

"Nobody is taking anything off the table in terms of motive," one senior government official said.

But what do these brands bring to the table in terms of design credibility?

We've always been the bottom of the league table in terms of unemployment, poor health, educational attainment.