Sentence examples for bad measures from inspiring English sources
"Bad measures can be worse than no measures at all," he added.
Average BAd measures before and after exposures are presented in Table 3.
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.
(He and Bill Pullman, who has a small role in this film as the requisite rumpled cop, were the headliners in "Bottle Shock".) As Eli, Mr. Rickman oozes from scene to scene doing a fair approximation of a lizard with a little Joan Crawford thrown in for good (or bad) measure.
"So not only are consumer prices a bad measure of inflation, those same prices frequently hide real price increases that government measures of inflation can't register".
That means that just two years ago, a decline of 94 points in the index would have been twice as bad measured in percentage terms.
