Sentence examples for By measures from inspiring English sources
Diabetes knowledge was ascertained by measures reflecting the theoretical knowledge the patients had about their condition.
By measures like that, I'd say 2 million is on the low end".
By measures of "bad experiences" like hard stops and jerky driving, the fleet is getting worse.
By measures such as vaccination rates, malnutrition, infant mortality, exports, and economic growth, Haiti today is in many ways better than it was before the earthquake.
Pensioners are less affected by measures being introduced in this tax year.
Our society is increasingly driven by measures of performance that have created a level of unprecedented stress.
That legislation was followed by measures that allowed the Bank of England to freeze the assets of terrorism suspects.
The change in name was accompanied by measures aimed at improving the wines, too.
But this should be accompanied by measures to strengthen the new PPF and the even newer NPSS.
But it has also been caused by measures to keep immigrants out.
Not all fire brigades take such stand-by measures, and they are more common in cities than in rural areas.
