Sentence examples for essentially measures from inspiring English sources

Shopper engagement essentially measures the people who probably bought something once they had entered the store.

Harvey's performance, which included 12 strikeouts, earned a 97 game score, a statistic used by Baseball-Reference.com and created by Bill James that essentially measures single-game dominance.

First, the two-thirds voter approval requirement for the passage of "parcel taxes"—essentially measures designed to work around the constraints of Prop 13 at local level, including school districts.

"Life satisfaction essentially measures cheerful moods, so it is not entitled to a central place in any theory that aims to be more than a happiology," he writes in "Flourish".

You can figure out how sensitive your fund is to interest rates by looking at its duration, which essentially measures how long it will take to receive all of your money back, on average, from interest and your original investment.

They're both essentially measures of owners' profits.

Because the FPI temperature is essentially measured from the width of the fringes, the larger finesse allows more accurate measurements of the temperature, and may contribute to differentiate the OH contamination.

The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors puts it in no small terms: "Surveyors essentially measure, value, protect and enhance all the world's physical assets".

Shipowners and operators essentially measure their living by the tons of cargo they haul multiplied by the miles they carry it.

Moreover, you essentially measure the success of the UN on whether it can create new rules that all states will obey.

This is hardly surprising as elections and confidence surveys both essentially measure the same thing: satisfaction with the status quo.