in crude terms

John expressed his desire to see a different doctor in cruder terms.

This has often been expressed in crude terms, drawing charges of racism.

Sterling’s exchange rate is, in crude terms, a 24/7 opinion poll of what the markets think about Britain’s economic prospects.

In crude terms, you don't rob someone by dropping a crustbuster on them.

In crude terms, she seems to argue for a kind of woman-aerogram, the woman who is her own envelope.

These tend to be, in crude terms, lower middle class, or aspiring working class.

In crude terms, China claims all of it.

In crude terms the argument goes like this.

Song describes, in crude terms, the assets of a waitress at a Hooters restaurant.

In cruder terms, the theory is applicable whenever the best strategy depends on what the other members of the population are doing.

In crude terms, the causes of mental illness seem to be of three main kinds.

Eliot deliberately presents his South Sea life in crude terms.

In crude terms it is the picture I have of 'me' and is basic to my self-respect.

In crude terms, when we are talking, parts of the visual system shut down to allow the communications system to come on line.

"In cruder terms, this means establishing and maintaining sufficient unemployment to keep labor costs under control."

In crude terms, Alfred G. had still been the alpha male of the clan.

In crude terms, value normally depends on rarity, and no book can show a greater number of editions than the Bible.

Ross shouted in crude terms that Brand had slept with the burlesque dancer.

In crude terms they need to know who they're lending to, how much they're lending and what the risk is.

It might not matter whether she was ''that woman'', in crude terms, ''would any woman have the balls to lead the country"?

In crude terms, it works like this: Say your guaranteed value is R100, but the underlying assets are worth only R80.

This affects their fertility; in crude terms, boar pigs lose their libido.

Put in crude terms, it would be better to teach Africans living in rural areas to dig wells than to solve equations.

“Some of these guys started 42 years ago and all they know is how to make chairs, in crude terms,” Mr Getliffe said.

In crude terms, junk removal.