Sentence examples for a measure of the problem from inspiring English sources

Justification for your job to second-guess and discuss errors is also a measure of the problem.

As a measure of the problem, he said, in 2010 only 7 percent of the city's English language learners were found to have graduated on time and ready for college and careers.

A measure of the problem is that surveys show that 12 to 41 percent of police recruits test positive for some form of narcotic — most are hashish smokers — according to a recent report by the Government Accountability Office.

It is a measure of the problem's complexity that officials can find little comfort even in the news this month that blight and bad weather are slashing this year's poppy harvest in the south.

I soon recanted but my impulsive edict is a measure of the problems the play poses.

It is a measure of the problems that Russia still has in facing up to economic realities that the outcome should be in doubt.

A measure of the current problem is that John S. Wolf, the special administration envoy assigned to monitor progress on the peace plan, has returned to the United States.

Birol said it was a measure of the seriousness of the problem, which was costing the global economy billions a year.

A measure of the magnitude of the problem is that since its creation in 1970, SIPC has advanced $1.6 billion to make possible the recovery of $109.3 billion in assets for an estimated 739,000 investors (through the end of 2010).

This provides a measure of the difficulty of the problem, besides the relative performance of each algorithm.

It is a measure of the Christian Democrats' problems that this radical change is being made through an overwhelming consensus.