Sentence examples for in some measures of from inspiring English sources

"However, there are preliminary signs that the result has affected sentiment among households and companies, with sharp falls in some measures of business and consumer confidence".

So the fight for jobs looks set to continue and, alas, despite a nice improvement in some measures of the unemployment rate, it doesn't look to be getting easier anytime soon.

The association of increased oxygen extraction with decline in some measures of cognitive function suggests that an imbalance in cerebral tissue oxygen supply, which is unrelated to age, contributes to acute cognitive dysfunction after cardiac surgery.

Popper also dabbled in some measures of verisimilitude, based on measures of content, which in turn he derived from measures of logical probability (somewhat ironically, given his dim view of logical probability).

Furthermore, its rather dismissive reference to disinflation as "transitory" and its assertion that inflation expectations were "stable" displayed a pretty sanguine reaction to the recent falls in some measures of inflation expectations.

Indeed, males were on average slightly more variable in some measures of gene expression.

In 2009, some measures of tourist activity have dropped more sharply.

The findings of this systematic review suggest that worksite interventions are effective in improving some measures of dietary behaviour.

This three-dimensional game succeeds in some measure because of this very openness and because the experience is so convincing.

There is comfort in some measure of freedom, and in some of the finer things, for now at the very least.

Therefore, while we would expect the proposals to result in some measure of reform in this area, it remains to be seen whether this will result in any further mandatory requirements for companies to meet.