Sentence examples for Added measure from inspiring English sources

Now OS X is has an added measure of safety.

Having employees on site gives the county an added measure of security, especially after hours.

For generous added measure the orchestra performs one of Handel's ripest concertos.

A potential explanation could be an added measure of scrutiny, a public expectation of healthier living.

For added measure: shiitake mushrooms, and housemade ketchup already umami, but further accentuated with a touch of truffle.

His scholarship gained an added measure of validity from his experiences growing up in Poland, one of Russia's neighbors.

One is VAM -- Value-Added Measure.

"Some research institutions have good reason to be worried – they won't necessarily come out the right side of a value-added measure," he says.

The government was right to drop the "contextual value-added" measure, introduced by Labour five years ago, from this week's league tables, he says.

Howe Dell is also proud of its "value-added" measure, which gauges how much a school has improved the performances of its pupils since their arrival.

The reason is that unlike the previous contextual value-added measure used under the last Labour government, Progress 8 compares pupil performance with a national picture, rather than matching schools with similar intakes.