Sentence examples for conventional measure from inspiring English sources

Zappos, America's largest online shoe retailer, has achieved success by nearly every conventional measure.

NEW HAVEN, Jan . 26— By any conventional measure, Yale's exhibition about Machu Picchu would seem a windfall for Peru.

The conventional measure of success in politics is the sum of your achievements, overlaid with analysis about whether your achievements serve the national interest.

Since he did not know much about either math or science, he was a pretty awful teacher by any conventional measure.

So adding them to the conventional measure of investment would narrow the gap between America and the rest of the rich world.

By any conventional measure, formerly obscure groups such as the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians and the Mashantucket Pequots have far overtaken the Navajos.

All of this looks fairly bad by conventional measures of modern-day conventions, which are heavily focused on live network news coverage.

Conventional measures of freedom have become inadequate.

By conventional measures he accomplished little.

By conventional measures, Europe is as productive as the United States.

By conventional measures then, the bull market is back.