Sentence examples for bad measure from inspiring English sources
So why is GDP such a bad measure of the prosperity and well-being of people?
He thinks the openness indicator is a bad measure of trade policy, so its correlation with faster growth is spurious.
"Reminding people about prevention is not a bad measure; maybe they'll say they should take the extra step and not be unsafe".
GDP is a bad measure of climate impacts and the economic models used are hopeless ("completely made up", said one recent critic).
The story of the past three years, after all, is not that Alesina and Ardagna used a bad measure of fiscal policy, or that Reinhart and Rogoff mishandled their data.
You know what Touch Me Like That sounds like before you've even heard it - dodgy hi-NRG with a sample of Sylvester's You Make Me Feel Mighty Real bunged in for bad measure.
"Bad measures can be worse than no measures at all," he added.
The public and teachers have soured on test scores as bad measures of quality.
People may start out looking at the appropriate things, but then factor in bad measures or weight it wrong.
The argument made here is that most of the prior problems emanate from bad measures of skill differences across countries.
