Sentence examples similar to dollar measure from inspiring English sources

Some people sell more than others and we've got dollar measures for that.

The dollar, measured against a basket of its trading partners, has reached the highest level since 2003 - the last time that it traded at parity with the euro.

But these dollar measures do not tell us the value of nature any more than my insurance premiums tell you the value of a human life (also see Shrader-Frechette 1987, O'Neill 1993, and Brennan 1995).

A recently finished study by wine industry consulting firm Motto Kryla Fisher concluded that over 84% of the variation in the Dow Jones Industrial Average corresponds to variations in the auction dollar measures and vice versa.

The final costs were converted to both US dollar and International dollar (measured by Purchasing Power Parity).

Based on the design for the United States ten-dollar bill, Ten Dollar Bill measures 14 by, and is drawn on sheets of paper with dimensions of 42.8 by.

He also brought up an issue that dogged Kerry throughout the campaign — Kerry's having voted for the war but against the eighty-seven-billion-dollar measure to fund it.

Most sand dollars measure from 5 to 10 cm (2 to 4 inches) in diameter.

Here the million-dollar measure refers to either the annual revenue generated by their businesses (as opposed to total profit) or the value of the enterprises built as implied by the companies' financing arrangements.

The spending level in the trillion-dollar measure -- technically it's $1.149 trillion -- was set at the end of October in an effort by outgoing Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) to "clean the barn".

WASHINGTON -- Since January, members of the U.S. Senate have been negotiating a half-billion-dollar measure to help Flint, Michigan, remove lead pipes that have poisoned potentially thousands of children.