Sentence examples for always measured from inspiring English sources

Fitness ball sizes are always measured in centimeters, even in countries that usually use Imperial measurements.

Tradition was everything, the present always measured against the past.

Right; time isn't always measured on the face of watch.

Moreover, the benefits aren't always measured solely in jobs.

Success is not always measured in employment growth.

That's down to an anarchic point of view that's always measured with a degree of pragmatism.

The Legislature has always measured up to the second goal: offering access to ordinary New Yorkers.

But her achievements were always measured against the incomparable brilliance and celebrity of Helen Wills Moody.

In fact, money managers are almost always measured on relative performance rather than on absolute performance.

Why is Notting Hill carnival's success always measured by its crime levels?

A remarkable feature of Moyes's early reign has been his demeanour, always measured.