Sentence examples for continue to be measured from inspiring English sources
Miles Davis's work holds endless fascination for musicians and audiences; so many trumpet players continue to be measured against him, not necessarily for technique but for the weight of their ideas.
It's still true, as Mr. Obama wrote in his book "The Audacity of Hope," that "members of every minority group continue to be measured largely by the degree of our assimilation".
Although M.L.S. television ratings continue to be measured in tenths of ratings points, the league's average attendance last year (18,807) was a league record and was higher than the numbers for the N.B.A. and the N.H.L. "I know that the president believes in American soccer and believes in the league," Garber said.
It will measure performance against the current 31-day and 62-day targets which will continue to be measured.
The fact that lactate was not maintained as a marker of organ dysfunction in the new sepsis definitions raised several concerns [26, 27], and the Surviving Sepsis Campaign suggested that lactate should continue to be measured to identify dysfunction [27].
Schools would continue to be measured on the government's new benchmark - the English Baccalaureate - which counts how many pupils in a school have good GCSEs in English, maths, two sciences, geography, history and a foreign language.
"The compromise-to-discovery timeline continues to be measured in months and even years, as opposed to hours and days," the report said.
Her heroines — intelligent and successful but also riddled with self-doubt — sought enduring love a little ambivalently, but they didn't always find it, and their hard-earned sense of self-worth was often shadowed by the frustrating knowledge that American women's lives continued to be measured by their success at capturing the right man.
Everyone has to sell papers, even the Times, so political struggle by a movement which survived the destruction of its encampments in the fall and a long winter of group and committee meetings devoted to education, knowledge sharing, strategy and political debate continues to be measured by bloodshed and arrests.
