Sentences with phrase «objective terms»

This can be measured in objective terms of survival and reproduction and biologists do just that.

Not even glitches and bugs can be talked about in purely objective terms except to merely state their existence.

It might even be the best tablet in many objective terms.

-- most of us, in objective terms, are actually rather attractive.

The chassis is as rewarding as ever and in purely objective terms this new turbo engine is very impressive, but the overall driving experience is less wholesome now.

It never ceases to amaze me that the same folks who complain that they can't get objective news reporting will complain when a reporter uses objective terms in a news story.

The LT gets so close to covering the P1's strides, and in strictly objective terms, and in deference to the huge difference in cost between them, that probably makes the less powerful car the more persuasive one.

In more objective terms, you could make the case it's today's best Maserati, comparing each vehicle Maserati builds to any obvious competitors — definitely a surprise.

Aim depicts «what you need to accomplish» Your goal and what you mean to accomplish It is composed in more extensive terms clarifying the objective

Non-English linguistic competency by lawyers and care - givers to explain complex / highly emotional matters in simple objective terms and carefully phrased options, is so key.

«One of the beliefs of CEL is that to become better at our practice, we have to collaborate, and we are truly collaborating now, talking about our instructional practice in objective terms,» says Bo Miller, principal at Jackson Hole Middle School.

It is such considerations as these that have weighed with those who have insisted that the atoning work of Christ must be construed in objective terms, who have indeed sometimes found themselves driven by recollection of the Cross to give this temper to their humanism.

It is a paradox, yet true, that the more deeply we seek to affirm the reality of God's condescension to the depths of our human situation, the more we are enabled, and indeed led, somehow to represent the content of his act in Christ in objective terms.

Metaphysics represents in objective terms a social requirement.

Very well then, let Luther write him a public letter expressing this sentiment in objective terms, giving his reasons for returning, and showing that he knew he was going against the Elector's wishes.

With this attack, meaningless as it is in objective terms, the Islamic State (or its sympathizers) have demonstrated their ability to interfere with the U.S. military in a public technological venue — defeating America on its home ground, as it were.

Clem Attlee, Harold Wilson and even Jim Callaghan were well to the left of Jeremy in objective terms — genuinely social democratic, although I hope Jeremy will over time go further in leading Labour to restoring what has been destroyed by Thatcher and her successors.

What makes this bill even more silly is its vague language: A «disruptive demonstration» is a broad, objective term that could include everything from a quiet belch to a screeching fog horn.

«One of the beliefs of CEL is that to become better at our practice, we have to collaborate, and we are truly collaborating now, talking about our instructional practice in objective terms,» says Bo Miller, principal at Jackson Hole Middle School in Teton, WY.

A new diesel engine adds extra appeal to an already likeable package, but in objective terms the handsome Alfa Romeo Giulietta is outclassed

This final rule is practicable, meets a need for motor vehicle safety, and is stated in objective terms.

What matters is that the products «must, in objective terms, have a specifically military nature.»

If you describe your choices in clear and objective terms, and you explain why you made the recommendations and choices you did, your actions have a good chance of seeming reasonable to the client.

How does the display of the iPad mini stack up against the Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire HD in objective terms, though?