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

Well, it's hard to say, in terms of actual control.

"It's hard to say in terms of a percentage how much difference he will have made.

I would have to say, in terms of being a unique individual, yes.

"If these are our next Rockefellers, Carnegies, Fricks, whatever you want to say in terms of our wealthy American elite, then why aren't they supporting culture?" she asked.

With irons in so many creative fires, Brydon has plenty to say in terms of keeping his fans up to date.

O'Dwyer told Radio National: "I think it's fair to say in terms of representation in parliament we can do better – I'm not going to deny that.

Voters expect Democrats to talk the conservative talk and backtrack, but they expect Republicans to do what they say in terms of enacting conservative policies.

The quasi-linear model with effective system parameters, say in terms of force to pressure or force to motion transfer functions, is found to correlate well with measured dynamic forces though linear and nonlinear models could be employed as well.

"I feel the need to step back and to take some moment and some time to better understand where the country is, where the country is going and what we need to be saying in terms of a vision or a set of new thinking for the future," Mr. Gephardt said.

Stuart Waldman, former chairman of the Federation to Preserve, said, "In terms of knowledge and honesty she is unassailable".

So that's about all that needs to be said in terms of why this clash is crucial, but there's more.