Sentence examples for has not measured from inspiring English sources

Florida has not measured up to the Gator standards of old, and although quarterback Jesse Palmer will start this week, Coach Steve Spurrier seems ready to bench him.

But there can be no justification for trying to suppress fiction because it has not measured up against some irrelevant yardstick.

For example, the United States has not measured the effect of agricultural aid on crop yields or the incomes of farmers.

But New York still has not measured the need for odd-hour care, so there are no statistics for the city or state to be compared with the national rate.

The results show that the non-adjusted price index largely overstates the increase in the cost of living induced by changes in car prices and that the previous evidence for this market has not measured the real extent of that bias, probably due to the omission of controls for unobservables.

However, most of the work on this topic in grasslands has been phenomenological and has not measured light directly.

Unfortunately, in Cisco's case, the practice hasn't measured up to theory.

However, what I deem appropriate clearly hasn't measured up to MacGowan's sense of fitness.

These same investors, meanwhile, are quick to shun advisers with splendid long-term returns if their recent performance hasn't measured up.

Officials said the station had not measured any increase in radioactivity after today's emergency shutdown.

"So far, they have not measured up," DuPuy said, adding that accurate figures would not be available until Monday.