Sentence examples for terms means from inspiring English sources

And to live in linguistic terms means to shift your meaning as word usage ebbs and flows.

More Europe in security terms means more alliance.

The word "positive" in behavioural terms means "adding to".

But quality, in real-estate terms, means higher prices.

"Luxury in modern terms means openness, space and transparency," Mr. Johnson said.

Normative, in philosophical terms, means questions that concern what we "ought" to do.

There is massive concern [about housing], and of course, local in these terms means very local".

Closer in internet terms means there are fewer time-consuming hops from one network to another.

Everything is about power, which in underclass terms means the very poor picking on the extremely poor.

Nor is it yet quite "digital first", which, in Journal Register terms, means print somewhere towards the disappearing rear.

A lack of funding in real terms means that we must, however, give up more of our time.