Sentence examples for clearest measures from inspiring English sources

One of the clearest measures of success is in jobs.

Not all the troubled lenders will inevitably fail, but the F.D.I.C. considers them most at risk, making the quarterly update one of the clearest measures of the banking industry's health.

His recent progress may be the clearest measure of his influence on the Democratic Party.

Again and again, you hit passages of wry and largehearted descriptive prose that are the clearest measure of Whitehead's achievement and promise as a writer.

Perhaps the clearest measure of Jia's rising profile comes from Martin Scorsese: Jia's work has "redefined cinema," Scorsese told me simply.

The clearest measure of police productivity, they said, is the crime rate, and that has continued to drop -- by 6percentthis yearar.

By Jeff Shesol January 30, 2018 The clearest measure of what Trump has done to public discourse is the extent to which he has turned banalities into fighting words.

By Jeff Shesol January 31st, 3 27 A.M. The clearest measure of what Trump has done to public discourse is the extent to which he has turned banalities into fighting words.

The clearest measure of this is to look at some of Indonesia's "human-development indicators" (see table 3), which have improved markedly over the past 30 years.

The clearest measure of the difference between the two coaches came from the triple jumper Phillips Idowu, who could hardly bring himself to say a single good word about Van Commenee.

A1 Senator Bill Frist spent the weekend arm-twisting and trolling for votes, because for the Senate majority leader, the final hours of a Congressional session are the clearest measure of success or failure.