Sentence examples for terms taking from inspiring English sources

Local government will be the biggest loser in 2015-16 in financial terms, taking a £2.6bn cut.

The mechanics explained the problem, but in very general terms, taking it as a given that neither Natalia nor I understood anything.

It is developing breakthroughs in machining technology – in basic terms, taking a lump of metal and turning it into a high-quality product through drilling, cutting and grinding.

"In Islamic religious terms, taking a life is sometimes sanctioned and even highly praised, and I thought that event was just such a time".

But in real terms, taking into account Japan's persistent deflation and inflation elsewhere, the yen is in line with its average over the past two decades (see chart).

The total represents a 1.6% increase in real terms, taking into account the near £2bn extra announced by George Osborne earlier this month.

"The best terms took it," she said.

And LEGALESE for "contract terms" took me some time to see.

Drawing up the legal terms takes time (particularly if there is no formal deadline).

The different energy terms taken into account in FOLDEF have been weighted using empirical data obtained from protein engineering experiments.

The accuracy of the derived formulae depends on the number of terms taken into account in the Taylor series expansion.