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

I found I had to turn it down from what I expected to need in terms of heating a basement bedroom that's usually chilly pretty much year-round.

Careful attention was paid to need, in terms of fatigue.

While a case can be made that this system supports innovation in industry, such innovation may map poorly to need in terms of the burden of disease nationally or internationally – and hence represent an opportunity cost for patients and the health service.

Today, satellite technology and the Weather Channel seem to speak to what we need in terms of warnings.

The retail space should have a large enough kitchen to hold everything you need in terms of equipment as well as a decent storage room.

Our efforts centered on promoting awareness of work options and encouraging professionals to ask for what they need in terms of work/life alignment.

The customer will need software tools to program when and what they need in terms of driving range.

"Things like setting objectives, problem solving and identifying what you need in terms of resources to achieve your objective".

"All of us want to obtain, as quickly as possible, a durable, negotiated ceasefire that responds both to Israeli needs in terms of security and to Palestinian needs in terms of the social-economic development [of Gaza] and access to the territory of Gaza".

Online learning allows flexibility in learning and accessing materials according to student needs in terms of time and techniques.

Mr. Simonetti also refurbishes tubas and redesigns them to fit players' needs in terms of range and tone.