Sentence examples for an acceptable measure from inspiring English sources

The losses were "not an acceptable measure" for Ms. Villalba's performance, her lawyer said, because they did not represent the company's real earnings in Europe.

Nevertheless, because each country measures its defense spending and its GDP in its own currency, the d/GDP ratio is an acceptable measure of a country's defense burden.

Note that in most departments and graduate programs, grades consistently below B are not normally considered an acceptable measure of progress towards degree objectives.

Removing the PII/SSN from the file provides an acceptable measure of security while also letting you keep the rest of the file.

True, the Syrian opposition is less well organised than their counterparts in Egypt, Tunisia and Yemen because of the extreme brutality of the Syrian regime, but an acceptable measure of maturity and commitment has been achieved.

Despite their opposition, Congressional Republicans chose not to challenge the timeline in the legislation, saying they preferred to get the veto showdown over with so Congress could quickly focus on drafting an acceptable measure that would deliver the money sought for the Pentagon.

There is clearly a need for a universally acceptable measure of PCO [ 7] that would be objective enough for scientific analysis and yet not exclude the majority of researchers by its lack of free availability.

Furthermore, the definitional challenge of what incubators are has also contributed to compounding the problem of identifying a single acceptable measure of performance in incubation literature.

Our aim was to develop a robust and acceptable measure suitable for use in routine practice and research.

Using a two-phased data collection approach (pre-interview questionnaires and personal interviews), we sought to develop a comprehensive and operationally acceptable measure of MRP success.

There is hence the need for a more concise and acceptable measure of female autonomy.