Sentence examples for term of what from inspiring English sources

The data is compelling and we really should be worried in term of what is happening today," Professor Wood said.

"I don't do angry," Boehner says, chain-smoking his way through the halls of power and into another term of what, Thrush writes, is "a job so thankless" that it's "hard to see why anyone would want it".

A more appropriate term of what's going on in Beacon might be "gentrification".

Interestingly, this gradual stabilization on the population level in the long term of what previously used to vary fits much better with Darwin's own observations on variance [ 60] than the so-called "neo-Darwinian" (the traditional) theory does.

Consumers' tastes have changed in terms of what's cool".

And in terms of what they could have done better?

It was brilliant in terms of what I do now.

People are much healthier in terms of what they eat.

A unique freak as autobiographies go, Mr. Nabokov's book is easier to define in terms of what it is not than in terms of what it is.

These unsigned veterans should not be viewed in terms of what they once were; they should be viewed in terms of what they are now.

"Stand-up comedy is so brutal in terms of what works or what doesn't.