Sentence examples for terms of ability from inspiring English sources

But in terms of ability, he's an All-Star".

In terms of ability, Neymar could be on their level.

I do not mean in terms of effort or commitment, I mean in terms of ability.

"In terms of ability, we knew they could play because we had watched them a fair bit.

Detroit Tigers In terms of ability to dominate, there is no team in the playoffs scarier than the Tigers.

In its pure sense, it means a select group that is superior in terms of ability or qualities to the rest of a group or society.

And while some can just about recognise human speech, their grasp of meaning is only about canine in terms of ability.

"In terms of ability," she says, "when I get myself on to the start line now, I feel as good as I've ever been.

Put another way, if the same individuals were tested again, would we expect the exact same ranking in terms of ability?

But in terms of ability, a game at Old Trafford – the league at stake – our supporters will be ready for it and so will my players".

Morgan said all the evidence she had seen suggested AS-levels were not "better predictors of outcomes in terms of ability going to university".