Sentence examples for terms dealing with from inspiring English sources

The seabed work this year has already cost £1.5m, not including the cost of the ROV and while some insist Britain's world-beating nuclear fast reactor programme was a success in scientific terms, dealing with the legacy of the abandoned project is now costing far more than its pioneers ever imagined.

The third group was related to various molecular function terms dealing with binding (12 genes).

It is a directed acyclic graph whose nodes represent terms dealing with molecular functions, cell components or biological processes, and edges connecting nodes depict dependency relationships.

Manual inspection has shown that most of the cluster-associated GO terms deal with aspects of neuron differentiation and development, neuronal signaling, cognition and related processes.

David Milus, a senior vice president for operations, said Starwood had a "long term" deal with Mr. Edelstein.

The question is, do we agree basically on how to fix it, for lack of a better term, deal with it?

In fact, most of the terms deal with making fun of your partners' shots.

"We're coming to terms with dealing with the Karzai we have".

I went against my normal instincts in terms of dealing with the press.

In terms of dealing with intrusion into grief, Wheal argued that the NUJ code is stronger.

Guidelines and rules of Aswan University were followed in terms of dealing with and use of animals.