Sentence examples for terms of the group from inspiring English sources

"In terms of the group Wayne is now a senior player.

They will come here knowing that if they lose then it's over for them in terms of the group.

In 1966 the apartheid government declared the area white under the terms of the Group Areas Act, one of the regime's many fantastical schemes to maintain white supremacy.

"And in terms of the group that messed things up, you're talking about the group that had the team one period away from winning the Stanley Cup".

"Given that the Spurs are quite good and looking for revenge, I have no idea what to expect in terms of the group watching experience," Rosenthal said.

"In terms of the group's financial performance, albeit it is still loss-making, the level of those losses have been reduced significantly from £378m in 2000 to £95m at the end of 2002," an MG Rover spokesman said.

Christopher Federico, director of the Center for the Study of Political Psychology at the University of Minnesota, said that the anonymity of travel might lead some to think of themselves in terms of the groups they support — including political parties — instead of as individuals.

A reproducible orientation relationship (OR) is measured, and the close lattice match and OR are discussed in terms of the group-subgroup relationship between these phases.

In terms of the group-buying side of things, MoLo will face competition from Groupon, LivingSocial, and the many other identical collective buying sites that have popped up recently to serve local deals to consumers.

The test results have demonstrated that in many cases the algorithm has produced an exceptional performance in terms of the grouping efficiency, grouping efficacy and quality index measures.

Don't get me wrong, I think there are great actors playing all the leading angels and demons, I just wish sometimes that there was more differentiation or context in terms of the groups and their impulses.