Sentence examples for watching in terms of from inspiring English sources
Near field communications technology will be worth watching in terms of payment mechanisms.
"Sacramento may be a good city to watch in terms of what we can predict for the future," said Chuck Wexler, the executive director of the Police Executive Research Forum.
What will be interesting to watch in terms of this dynamic is what happens in cyberspace and efforts to reach a further audience with their ideological messaging.
Slovakia have decent options out wide in Robert Mak, Vladimir Weiss and Miroslav Stoch – with the latter pairing having graced the books of Manchester City and Chelsea respectively – while the versatile Ondrej Duda is the one to watch in terms of potential stars of the future.
David Carey, president of Hearst Magazines, said he chose Mr. Young because "Pure plays are increasingly the companies to watch in terms of how quickly they produce product, the orthodoxies they set aside and how they assemble their talent".
One to watch: In terms of importance, overseas seam bowler Steve Magoffin will be a key member of the squad.
The survey asked participants to rate the films they watched in terms of levels of stress portrayed by the film and the degree of tension and relaxation they felt.
Mr Wood said it was not yet clear whether the hybrid screens matched existing watches in terms of display quality, but said that if they did other companies might follow with similar products made available worldwide.
The Z3 in particular will be the one to watch in terms of performance, since it should help indicate if there's any potential for actual growth left in the BlackBerry brand.
That means these additional countries should prove the key ones to watch in terms of judging additional spikes from international sales, but we'll likely see less of a bump than we have previously with China debuts.
Apple's use of iBeacons is likely the most mature and whole implementation to date, so it'll be the one to watch in terms of something for other retailers to mimic.
