Sentence examples for to change in terms of from inspiring English sources

"Recipes may have to change in terms of what varieties they use.

I think that things need to change in terms of how royalties are split.

Despite the fact that social care represents a huge proportion of council spend, there isn't much room to change in terms of cash.

"It's part of our consideration of how we have to change in terms of representing workers, mobilizing workers and communicating with workers".

Last year a report by the Runnymede Trust, an equalities thinktank, warned that universities had proved "remarkably resilient to change in terms of curriculum, culture and staffing, remaining for the most part 'ivory towers' − with the emphasis on 'ivory'".

Second, expect nothing to change in terms of iPhone development over the next few years.

"There's a limit to what you can change in terms of the ingredients, the sauces," he said.

For those who do export to the EU, little will change in terms of regulations.

"I did that because I realised straight away that in the club there were things that needed to be changed in terms of professionalism and work ethic and also this had had a bad influence on the players' attitude.

"Each time, we look at how it happened, why it happened and if there's anything that needs to be changed in terms of protocol or communication". .

"On the question of immigration, to be clear, British exit from the European Union will not lead to changes in terms of immigration treaties with United Kingdom..