Sentence examples for title terms from inspiring English sources

Essex, too, have the advantage in title terms.

In title terms, Red Bull are now firmly on the front foot; Vettel is the first driver to win back-to-back races this season and Alonso has now not won since the German Grand Prix, in July.

The column dimensions covered by the title terms are defined and their implications upon column band-broadening discussed.

They are irrelevant in Premier League title terms and even Wenger's seemingly inexhaustible reserves of optimism would be tested by the suggestion they might win the Champions League.

Liverpool winning 3-0 at Old Trafford less than a fortnight ago was arguably a greater shock to the system than City winning by the same margin on Tuesday as the Merseysiders have barely appeared in United's rear view mirror in title terms in recent years.

The advantage may not have been a deal breaker in title terms but would certainly have established an imposing lead with arguably Chelsea's toughest league fixture of the season out of the way, The Stamford Bridge club have still made an outstanding start, despite losing their 100% league record, and hold a three-point lead over Southampton.

This characteristically scientific open-mindedness can be found in his title term "moral landscape".

Which, in non-patent-title-terms, is a device that would allow tanks to fire human shit.

The title's terms will be used to improve the relevance of the Web page's terms, by evaluating its similarities and increasing the Web page's term frequencies.

This work was supported by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNF, Project title: "Short-term and long-term plasticity of the human sensorimotor system").

At a retail price of $200, it quickly became the company's third-best-selling title in terms of revenue.