Sentence examples for by two measures from inspiring English sources

A global ban on medium-range missiles would be more effective if it is complemented by two measures.

Here is a look at how "Invincible" compares with the singer's other albums, by two measures: whether each album went platinum and how long it stayed on Billboard magazine's chart of the 200 best-selling albums.

The study also found that minority students were most likely to go to schools with whites in the South and that, by two measures, the states with the most segregated schools were New York, Michigan, Illinois and California.

By two measures -- of all black students, the percentage in majority-white schools; and of all white students, the percentage in schools attended by statistically typical black students -- the report found schools in New York State to be the most segregated in the nation, followed by those in Michigan, Illinois and California.

In 1809 he laid the basis for his own downfall by two measures that outraged the bureaucratic nobility: one required that holders of court titles perform actual service to the state; the other required that all officials must pass examinations in order to be promoted at various stages of their careers.

Instead of ranking collections of truths by two measures, strength and simplicity, we will rank them by three, strength, simplicity and fit.

BY ONE measure, it was dying.

The accompanying charts rank the states by three measures of employment change.

To the implementation intervention across study sites and over time was captured by three measures.

Results of behavior classification were summarized by three measures to investigate whether and how students' test-taking behaviors related to student characteristics, item characteristics, or both.

By three measures particularly designed for the functional classes organized in GO, we evaluate the effects of using different taxonomy similarity scores on the prediction performance.