Sentence examples for where in terms of from inspiring English sources

I went to talk to my alma mater the Royal Academy where, in terms of their ethnic mix, things don't seem much different to when I was there.

That's less of a fair fight than it might appear in a country where, in terms of wealth rather than income, the top 1% controls 40%.

For me, however, all the action has taken place in the middle ground, where, in terms of diversity, quality and (often overlooked) value, France has quietly reasserted itself as the world's most improved winemaking country.

Gleaming new high-rises sprang from the ground from Brighton Beach to the Bronx, and especially in Manhattan, where in terms of sheer ubiquity they seemed to rival Starbucks.

"But we're also reaching the stage of a company where, in terms of revenues… we're approaching that size where an IPO is absolutely a possibility.

This is true especially if we think in a "beyond CMOS" optics, where in terms of "CMOS technology" we mean all the existing technologies to fabricate integrated circuits.

Social entrepreneurship is especially important in developing countries, where gaps in terms of social development and economic discrimination still exist (Chell 2007).

Electroosmotic micropumps consume high voltages but exhibit high pressures and are intended for applications where compactness in terms of small size is required along with high-pressure generation.

NICE recommends the ASCOT as the preferred measure for outcomes in social care and the ICECAP-O where outcomes in terms of capabilities are to be measured [ 65].

Both sets were matched for arousal (mean 5.7 and 5.6 respectively) and additional precautions were taken to equate them – where possible – in terms of content and complexity.

We know where we are in terms of Iraqi sovereignty.