Sentence examples for terms of needing from inspiring English sources

"It's not true that nature is parsimonious in terms of needing a small genome.

"But it's not without its problems in terms of needing a strong squad to do that.

Although Moran cast his decision not to support the revised bill in terms of needing more time for consultations and legislative deliberations, it was clear that he was feeling the political pressure.

(Even Facebook's Zuckerberg now talks in terms of needing a decade before VR can realize its "full potential").

"Right now I'm not planning on playing another event [on the PGA Tour] but I have to weigh up the pros and cons of trying to win the money list, for personal reasons and in terms of needing rest," said England's Donald.

I wouldn't think of things in the old terms of needing a record company behind you to make it.

Vaa and Giaever [15] did not provide any specific conclusion in terms of needed proportion of studded tyres.

The results clearly highlight the large differences between the arundo and spruce materials, both in terms of needed energy input, and glucose yields.

"In terms of speed, in terms of needs, there's never been anything like it".

"This is just a starting point in terms of need," he says.

In terms of needs, the Giants have a few obvious areas of concern.