Sentence examples for were in terms from inspiring English sources

They certainly were in terms of TV audiences.

These instructions were in terms of top prices or price ranges.

The early 1990s were, in terms of computer-generated characters, prehistory.

The figures cited were in terms of dollar values as of 1972.

"We in France are, in terms of race, where we were in terms of gender 40 years ago".

True, these two disasters were, in terms of their numbers of casualties, by far the most lethal.

Bulgaria and Romania are where they were, in terms of the Freedom House measures, when they entered more than a decade ago.

I'm more from the anatomical side, I'm interested in what the people looked like, and what their capabilities were, in terms of moving around on the landscape.

And of course, if you remember what x and y were in terms of r and theta, you can also keep doing this to figure out, oops.

While Lance was at the top of the sport, our annual growth rates were, in terms of membership numbers, around 5percentt.

It was just beautiful to see how linked those communities were in terms of ceremonial practices and respecting each other," Partos says.