Sentence examples for to talk in terms of from inspiring English sources
I think you need to talk in terms of months.
He played a blinder, prompting some to talk in terms of a late bid for the England squad.
"Rather than talking in terms of tonnes of carbon dioxide," Harvey says, "it is better to talk in terms of money saved.
"I don't want to talk in terms of red lines, because to go into talks in terms of where you won't negotiate is generally not helpful," she says.
"When you start to talk in terms of those numbers you realise that it is not me locked behind my door as an individual," he said.
Most rape researchers prefer to talk in terms of women 'enhancing their vulnerability' to rape, rather than in terms of any causal connection".
Hitler did not talk in terms of his own lifetime.
"We can no longer talk in terms of organizations.
However, CIOs often talk in terms of technology while CFOs talk in terms of cash.
Other sports talk in terms of winning rings.
"I think it's premature to start talking in terms of wins and losses," Representative James V. Hansen, the Utah Republican who is chairman of the House Resources Committee, said today.
