Sentence examples for clever measure from inspiring English sources

It's a clever measure on the journalists' part, to preempt criticism by ridiculing the same women they present as sexy.

It's a clever measure on the journalist's part, to preempt criticism by ridiculing the same women they present as sexy.

In Paris the shortage of new homes is so acute that stories of illegal dwellings in cupboards and garages abound.Some countries have come up with clever measures to whittle down their housing deficits.

They have invented a small, cheap device which when combined with some clever mathematics can measure viscosity-changing phenomena such as shearing.

Ann Lopatin, above left, the owner, has stocked her little boutique with gift items, including, in one corner, some kitchen items, like baking kits for children ($14.50) and a clever glass measuring cup calibrated by its shape, in step-like fashion, widening as the quantity increases ($24365365 State Street (Bond Street), (718) 522-9848.

Economic historians use clever techniques to measure this.

He also proposed a clever scheme to measure the size and distance of the Sun.

The drift amounts to a clever way to measure time as a meson, and then its antiparticle, decay in a spray of particles.

The State Forests of New South Wales, a government firm based near Sydney, has worked out a clever way to measure, and trade, the carbon dioxide stored in trees.

This creates a potential conflict of interest; one that already exists in the US where bankers seem to float between the government and the private sectors.QE may seem like a clever short-term measure to relieve market pressure but we will be dealing with its after-effects for years to come.

Alison Gopnik and her fellow developmental psychologists have devised remarkably clever experiments to measure the hidden intellectual capacities of healthy babies.