Sentence examples for terms there is from inspiring English sources

"I am sure in religious terms there is no problem.

In environmental terms there is absolutely no excuse.

In boxing terms, there is no doubt: Khan-García.

But even in absolute terms, there is cause for worry.

In strictly economic terms, there is no exact alternative to the distinctively comprehensive and intrusive TPP.

In practical terms there is (or can be) a stark difference.

"In safety terms there is a phenomenon called safety in numbers," he said.

In political terms, there is a vast difference between the two approaches.

In footballing terms, there is already talk of bringing on a substitute.

But the implications are double-edged, for in human terms there is no boss; technology rules.

In pure numbers terms, there is only likely to be one winner.