Sentence examples for terms rather than from inspiring English sources

Zeitgeist measures the year's fastest-growing search terms, rather than the largest volume of searches.

Going public pushes you to define yourself in the market's terms rather than your own.

It's all about learning on your terms, rather than a teacher explaining stuff to you.

At least better to think in those terms rather than vengefully.

Three Democratic appointees were permitted to complete their terms rather than being replaced immediately by President Ronald Reagan.

In other words, he took cultures on their own terms rather than try to relate everything to the West.

A different approach to thinking about immigration would frame the issue in purely moral terms rather than largely economic ones.

He thinks of democracy, of freedom, in ideological terms rather than in terms of practice and experience and living.

It became possible once more to appreciate him in purely cricketing terms, rather than as the Savior of the Nation".

Measured in these terms, rather than final sales, China's apparent trade surplus in iPhones is actually a deficit.

This is obviously important when estimates of gene expression are provided in relative terms rather than absolute units of measurement.