Sentence examples for terms while in from inspiring English sources
He argued that the strategy is often presented in hysterical terms, while in reality the process is aimed at supporting vulnerable individuals.
Private sector pay was up by 2.3% in real terms, while in the public sector the real terms fall was 2.5%.
Conceptual distance (cdist) refers to the path length between two terms; while in the original case paths between terms were defined with respect to whether a meaning was narrower or broader ([19]), later on the paths in a parent-child (is-a) relationship were considered [20] - that is why in the latter case cdist coincides with path.
In the meantime, Beijing and Taipei are not on speaking terms, while in Washington petitioners of all hues peddle their conflicting wares.
In the accelerated case, 4 of the 29 genes were mapped to 17 GO terms, while in the decreased case, 33 of the 140 genes mapped to 105 GO terms.
In order to calculate the interaction from Y i to X with many external oscillators and known variables, we can write the equations as (13) In Eq. 14, all known variables (Y) are included in the AR terms, while in Eq. 13, the variable Y i is excluded in the AR terms.
The pain is tangible enough: in the year to January, average wages fell 6.2% in real terms, while unemployment in the big cities rose to 11.7%, from 11.2%.
The badminton club's manager, Dennis Ng, 39, also originally from Malaysia, put it in more stark terms while standing in the club pro shop.
He was elected to two terms as a union representative while based in Miami and another two terms while based in New York.
Therefore, it both validates the specific character of the Afro-Brazilian experience (in ethnic, psychological, historical and social terms) while engaging in the more general task of defining the essential Brazilianess of Brazilian literature.
Unfortunately for the regime, its earlier antics — trying to withdraw Bouteflika's candidacy for a fifth term while in effect extending his fourth — have increased the protesters' demands.
