Sentence examples for terms of picking from inspiring English sources
"We're talking a couple of days — nothing before Tuesday — in terms of picking something up".
In terms of picking this year's champion, the Crusaders, Hurricanes and Waratahs look more threatening.
"It's hard to talk about somebody's home in terms of picking winners and losers, but this is virtually what this comes down to," he says.
But doesn't a less focused market make it more difficult for investors in terms of picking stocks? A. Well, it is more challenging, certainly.
Ultimately, however, what matters most in terms of picking a candidate is the vote total at the top of the ticket.
Smith went on to criticise the Guardian for reporting in detail on the claims that the NSA had been trying to crack Tor's security, suggesting that "many people in the police world feel will cause major issues in terms of picking up people engaged in organised crime".
More critical than the short-term tactic of picking favorites in a few primary races is a longer-term strategy of party-building so that Democrats can thrive even without their charismatic leader and so that the hundreds of thousands of first-time voters, who were spurred to cast ballots in the historic 2008 election, will return to the polls.
In the end, it decided that the long term benefits of picking up the Yahoo business, diminished as it has been over the years, would be more beneficial than dropping it altogether.
No word yet on price or how this will operate exactly in terms of pick-up and drop-off points, but it seems farther along than a lot of the other pie-in-the-sky autonomous aerial taxi projects out there, thanks to official government support.
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"It's a pretty attritional position in terms of players picking up knocks and bangs and we've just got to make sure that Sam's right and hopefully we won't pick up too many injuries as the tournament goes on".
