Sentence examples for weighed in terms from inspiring English sources
As Friday's hearing was nearing its end, the judge spoke about his unusual decision to hold an auction in which law firms hoping to be named lead counsel submitted bids that were weighed in terms of which would likely return the most money to the plaintiffs.
In all these studies, even though the selection of a subset of channels is based on certain criterion, the merit of each of the individual channels within the subset is not weighed in terms of its ability to separate alcoholics from controls.
"Criticism of a group or organization has to be weighed in terms of the total context," he said.
(GP) At the same time, its seriousness is weighed in terms of other diseases considered more serious: «And there are some more severe pathologies!
Show as well as tell: remember the power of image and the experience Universities are text heavy places and research is often weighed in term of peer review.
When the moderator — California's first lady, Maria Shriver — observed that this could not be true for a woman with years of experience in Republican politics, Mrs. Thompson allowed that she weighed in on campaign matters only "in terms of how it applies to the family".
Central therefore to the problem are regulatory policies in the US and the UK, which the administrations in both countries need to weigh in terms of costs and benefits, or see their own policies in the region undermined.
We rather explain the different weighing in terms of functional benefits for the ants.
The Argentine has weighed in with 31 league goals this term, although he trails top league scorer Cristiano Ronaldo of Real Madrid by five.
Columnists weighed in, too.
