Examples of 'both in terms of' in a sentence
Meaning of "both in terms of"
both in terms of: This phrase is used to indicate that something is applicable or relevant to two or more different things or aspects. For example, 'The new policy will impact our budget both in terms of finances and staffing.'
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both in terms of
Both in terms of moral and intellectual crime.
It is a masterpiece both in terms of mathematics and art.
Both in terms of the nature of this trial.
Relative sizes both in terms of employees and.
Both in terms of wind and wave machines.
Food is inadequate both in terms of quantity and quality.
Both in terms of upgrading the competence of our.
Problems are manifest both in terms of production and employment.
Both in terms of speed and power efficiency.
Differences exist both in terms of vocabulary and phonology.
Both in terms of production and product level.
He is attentive to detail both in terms of taste and presentation.
Both in terms of content and page numbers.
Excellent site both in terms of product and prices.
Both in terms of price and universal accessibility.
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The elements both in terms of clarity.
Both in terms of space and in terms of use.
Salsa dancing subsequently replaced both in terms of popularity.
Considerable both in terms of planning and of execution.
They are characterized as being reasonably predictable both in terms of frequency and cost.
We patterned both in terms of its kind of gait.
Group sales of wheat proteins improved satisfactorily both in terms of volumes and prices.
Manny both in terms of physicality and purpose.
Russia continues to fascinate both in terms of tourism and culturally.
Both in terms of the traditional approach of reintegrating.
It is mandatory and is used both in terms of transfer and accumulation.
Both in terms of responsibility and in terms of compensation.
We are a major contributor both in terms of financial support and expertise.
Both in terms of resources and of productive process.
Reduce food losses both in terms of quantity and quality.
Both in terms of users but also in revenue.
Dubbing is signifi cant both in terms of quantity and quality.
Both in terms of his career and his marriage.
It can be expressed both in terms of nominal and real values.
Both in terms of testing sequence and interpretation parameters.
Shoes are very important both in terms of style and comfort.
Both in terms of volume and duration.
Patients are relieved both in terms of physical and psychological pain.
Both in terms of performance as well as cost.
These are demanding crops both in terms of sunlight and nutrients.
Both in terms of classical music and everything he represented.
A significant advantage both in terms of management and budget anticipation.
Both in terms of the subject and the methodology.
Grow the business both in terms of size and revenue.
Both in terms of content and style.
The society is damaged both in terms of quality and quantity.
Both in terms of size and in terms of the message.
I was able to go faster both in terms of my pace and my flying lap.
Both in terms of strategy and experience.
It requires upfront investment both in terms of financing and resources.
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