Examples of 'better in terms' in a sentence
Meaning of "better in terms"
better in terms: This phrase indicates the desire or goal to improve or enhance something, often by specifying a particular aspect or category. It implies the intention to achieve a higher quality or standard in relation to a specific context, measurement, or criteria, and is commonly used when evaluating or discussing different options or choices
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better in terms
Belgium scores better in terms of logistics efficiency.
A kind person would be able to help him or do better in terms of comforting.
We were much better in terms of moving the ball.
Our relationships are not even getting better in terms of depth.
It also is better in terms of personal branding.
Please suggest which is better in terms of.
Videos are better in terms of showing someone how to do something.
I only wish we could do better in terms of time.
Better in terms of quality service.
It would be so much better in terms of quality of care.
The results of voting for candidates is as a rule also better in terms of quality.
We can not be better in terms of numbers.
This service helps you check which products are performing better in terms of sales.
And this is also better in terms of pricing.
Better in terms of protecting the defence = yes.
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It does not get any better in terms of location.
Which is better in terms of coherence, comprehensibility, and illumination?
Today has been a little better in terms of work.
We can do better in terms of how drugs are prescribed and used.
That will make your content better in terms of presentation.
Being better in terms of distortion.
Higher radiation dose is proven to be better in terms of disease control.
We saw better in terms of writing.
We are trying to establish which one is better in terms of lower injury rates.
It is better in terms of cost.
I think that the world is changing for the better in terms of gender equality.
That is better in terms of context.
There was weak evidence that prophylactic antibiotics were better in terms of fewer symptomatic bacteriuria.
Could do better in terms of neutrality.
Every Legacy competitor did better in terms of sales.
The CCPA is better in terms of providing protection against discrimination.
Matters do not appear to be getting better in terms of his playing career.
Belgium scores better in terms of low poverty and inequality compared to other European regions.
These suppliers also tend to perform better in terms of quality and compliance.
Things are better in terms of health, because the correct functioning of machines.
So there is nothing better in terms of usage.
Better in terms of safety?
The phone is also alot better in terms of performance.
Not better in terms of throwing their knickers at people and going, " Wey hey! " - No.
This makes it better in terms of speed.
The lower the carbon monoxide partial pressure is, the better in terms of yield.
Doing more and better in terms of development.
That implies development time, and so money… We could do better in terms of ROI.
Pigments are better in terms of weather resistance.
And winning at home, there is nothing better in terms of feelings.
We can do better in terms of coverage.
To some extent, the car could have been better in terms of safety.
The second half was better in terms of getting our offensive sets going.
However, the preparations according to the invention are better in terms of their skin tolerance.
I think we deserve better in terms of documentation than we have got somehow.
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We would have been better off staying where we were
Better to appreciate the scent of the paintings
This just gets better and better
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Components of terms of reference covered by the review
I am not accustomed to having contractors dictate terms
We used to speak in terms of very limited areas
