Sentence examples for historical measures from inspiring English sources

Because it is also true that immigrants tend to settle in historically high immigration areas, and historical measures of immigration should not generally correlate with current economic shocks, this measure is used to correct for the type of selection which may hinder the ability to determine the effect of immigration independent of local area characteristics.

Still, the company is considered a success by historical measures.

"At the beginning of a bull market, the traditional parameters and historical measures are somewhat discarded.

And, yes, even after the plunge, many technology stocks remain expensive by historical measures.

It is still at a high price-to-earnings multiple by historical measures, but it has fallen.

At best, that pressure discouraged executives from reminding investors that their companies were badly overvalued, by historical measures.

By any historical measure the spreads over taxable items are at historic highs.

By any historical measure, he has remarkably little governing experience and almost none in foreign policy.

By any historical measure, American egg production is efficient and comparatively safe.

Wall Street is still, by any historical measure, extremely highly valued (see article).

Perhaps the best historical measure of the job market, however, is the one set by the market itself: pay.