Sentence examples for historic measures from inspiring English sources
"We have worked together on some historic measures," he said.
I fear some of these sectors are looking overpriced when compared against historic measures.
By historic measures few equity or corporate-bond markets are cheap; many are very expensive indeed.
Even if the corporate sector is over the worst, share prices still look high by most historic measures (see article).
Historic measures of this transport risk in managed airspace have been based on fatalities normalized by flight hours or flight movements.
Even a few more quarter-point cuts would not solve these problems.More pertinently, American share prices remain substantially overvalued by historic measures.
Trump's tax bill includes an historic measure to open the coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to drilling.
California voters had just approved a historic measure that would reduce punishments for more than 1 million nonviolent offenders, most of whom had been arrested on drug charges.
Foreigners, including The Economist, have praised his structural reforms of the economy, which include an historic measure to open up energy to private investment (see article).
When the Senate passed the Civil Rights Act of 1964, only six Republicans voted with obstructionist Southern Democrats against the historic measure, which outlawed discrimination across a broad swath of American life.
But governors have also often been contrary indicators on the national scene — another historic measure of how voters perhaps perceive them differently as the front-line face of government.
