Sentence examples for terms that is from inspiring English sources

In research terms, that is effectively today.

But in World Cup terms, that is now deep background.

In international terms, that is a stunning result.

In real terms, that is a rise of 147,000 people to 5.28 million.

In dollar terms, that is equal to the 30-year average of 4.2percentt of G.D.P.

To put it in global terms, that is about 8% of our total global water demand.

Shares in coal have plunged but, in climate change terms, that is a good a thing.

Given the history of second terms, that is no small thing.

In historical terms, that is a very high level for an economy just emerging from recession.

But "nervous breakdown" seems to be one of those terms that is often used but not well understood.

"In tort terms, that is virtually overnight -- it is so soon after the injury and the loss," he said.