Sentence examples for tied in terms of from inspiring English sources

Pompey are searching for new owners meaning Appleton's hands are tied in terms of available finances.

Phones got the most use as porn distribution devices and iOS and Android nearly tied in terms of platform popularity.

"YouTube is not an under-13 platform, so their hands are kind of tied in terms of something like this," says Collins.

Looking at what they got for their money, it is easy to criticise City's transfer record, but their hands have been tied in terms of who they are able to bring in.

Sanders and Clinton are virtually tied in terms of net electability, polling at 30percentand32percentcent, respectively.

Yet, the midwives felt that "their hands were tied" in terms of being able to be part of the solution.

And, after controlling for socio-demographic variables, there was significant difference between individuals with strong and poor social network and ties in terms of overall sleep quality (p < .01), subjective sleep quality (p < .01), habitual sleep efficiency (p < .05), and daytime dysfunction (p < .01).01

Additionally, social networks refer to structural aspects of social relations, comprising both the fabric of individuals with whom one maintains interpersonal relations and the characteristics of the ties (in terms of the number of ties, proximity of relationship, frequency of contact, reciprocity or duration) [ 28].

It is virtually tied with Manhattan, in terms of percentage of Hispanic and African-American population, according to the 2010 Census.

If one restaurant was tied with another in terms of price, we chose the one with the higher food rating.

Amazon has a clear and commanding lead in ebooks, and Apple is tied with Microsoft in terms of TV offerings, but it continues to dominate music and movies by a very wide margin.