Sentence examples for were made in terms from inspiring English sources

Most guesses were made in terms of hours.

"No agreements were made in terms of him getting a royalty for every vuvuzela ever produced.

"Formal errors were made in terms of the warrant form, of the information I have received on its contents as well as in terms of my rights to have this presented in the Swedish language," said Warg.

Comparisons were made in terms of adsorption capacities and thermal conductivities of getters, VIPs and VIP composite plates.

Comparisons were made in terms of net present value (NPV), produced oil, injected and produced water, oil recovery factor and polymer mass.

"Some of the bits of assumptions that were made in terms of income to take us forward we've now taken a more conservative view on that.

"You've got to ask yourself, was that the priority of the thing they were making in terms of the car's definition".

"I think progress is being made, in terms of getting systems in place," Eisenstadt says.

The economic argument for collective action can finally be made in terms of today, not tomorrow.

After all the progress that has been made in terms of race, and then his happens.

The explanation for Shakespeare's popularity worldwide has customarily been made in terms of his universality, but there are limits.