Sentence examples for terms of having from inspiring English sources

So there's progress in terms of having an electorate, right?

"It wasn't political in terms of having a larger agenda".

There's also going to be positives in terms of having some light shed on things.

"It's extremely difficult in terms of having to cope with something she's unaccustomed to," Veveer said.

He has dropped the baton in terms of having a coherent transport programme".

"In terms of having a regular summer, we're past that point".

The Wachowskis have spoken of their parents in terms of having won the lottery.

Switzerland is followed by the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium in terms of having highly paid teachers.

"We're the No. 1 network now in terms of having the largest audience watching our programming.

"It is a good course in terms of having relatively flat water.

"We compete in terms of having a life," Ms. Anger said.