Sentence examples for terms where from inspiring English sources

Don't just list duties, but highlight achievements, quantifying your impact in financial terms where possible.

Mr. Putin responded by telling him — in very crude terms — where he could put his statements.

"Billy told the bowlers in no uncertain terms where he wanted things to be," said Haddin.

In budgetary terms where total expenditure is $424,000m that is a rounding error.

Or, to put it in practical terms, where you place the camera and how you use it.

You can normally explain in simple terms where in a crystal each atom sits – they are very symmetrical.

Still, the problematic decisions continue to leave us worried about upcoming terms, where more decisions about fundamental rights await.

Despite the defeat, advocates of a ban said they might seek to introduce another bill under terms where a simple majority could prevail.

If you are quoting figures or studies, please provide a link to the original source and use lay terms where possible.

Even in straight political terms, where is the evidence that ordinary voters remember how laws were passed and reward or punish politicians based on that?

There are, of course, caveats to the story: everyone who I met wants to engage in the market on more ethical and fair terms, where power is balanced.