Sentence examples for terms in term from inspiring English sources

"I would say there's something to learn from and emulate — particularly from Bloomberg's first term — in terms of some of the bigger visionary pieces.

If you rebalance once a year, you can add half a percentage point and perhaps as much as a full percentage point over the long term in terms of performance.

"PepsiCo's in a position to see the very long term in terms of consumption growth for its products," said Wachovia Capital Markets analyst Jonathan Feeney.

Then Carnap defined the "significance" of a theoretical term in terms of it belonging to a sequence of such terms such that each is relatively significant to the class of those terms that precede it in the sequence.

Referring to the continued deployment of 10,000 troops on French soil, Tertrais described the move as "unsustainable in the long term" in terms of cost.

"There's a great focus on the short term and not enough focus on investing in long term, in terms of more expensive technical training, that in turn will lead to the much higher wage jobs," said Katsinas.

We have seen terrorist groups in the Middle East, in Afghanistan and elsewhere in south Asia discussing the revelations in specific terms, in terms of the communications packages they use, the communications packages they wish to move to.

"Other good people will describe today's actions in quite different terms — in terms of injustice — particularly those who carry heavy hearts, broken hearts from their tragic losses," he said.

I can't comment on financial terms in terms of guarantees.

Kaplan defines the notions of Content and Character for formulas and terms in terms of truth and denotation.

Their difference from random DEs is that stochastic differential equations contain noise terms in terms of Wiener processes.