Sentence examples for to happen in terms of from inspiring English sources
It's not going to happen in terms of people offering it to me and it's not going to happen in terms of me taking it.
We really have no idea of knowing what is going to happen in terms of temperature.
"The Pompidou Center showed what had to happen, in terms of new curatorial approaches and flexible space.
So maybe that is the next thing that needs to happen in terms of safety for race events".
"Change has to happen in terms of what is done — what the transparency of it is, what the accountability of it is," she said.
"I can't imagine what's going to happen in terms of incidents with the public if we have bears wandering around with arrows in them".
It's much more likely that we'll see more and more processing duties handed off to server farms with the growth of cloud services, especially since there's greater financial incentive to make that happen in terms of being able to charge for the bandwidth needed to make it happen.
Conversely, it might also be useful to discuss what would happen, in terms of assembly, if the draft genome contains additional or highly divergent genes with respect to the reference genome.
This rough SI estimation, which should approximate the real decoder generated SI, is essential for the encoder to minimally know what will happen in terms of WZ decoding this means to model the correlation noise.
Their brief was to ignore existing codes and regulations that got in the way of innovative design but to stay real: to focus on what could actually happen in terms of safe, economical construction given a few tweaks to existing laws and putting aside intractable obstacles like rent control and rent stabilization.
"The squad has been getting smaller and smaller over the last couple of seasons and it's now got to crunch time where hopefully something will happen in terms of a takeover and there will be investment in the team".
