Sentence examples for it has quantified from inspiring English sources

With the latest decision it has quantified what "substantially" means.

While the country has often claimed to possess a "deterrent," this appears to be the first time it has quantified how much plutonium it says it has turned into weapons.

So there you have it – I've quantified my surprise.

Numis said the impact of business rate rises was higher than it expected: Mitchells has quantified the impact of the business rate review at £18m, with £5m in 2017.

A: Nobody has quantified it.

To name a thing, you've distilled it and purified it, you've quantified it; you've put a box around the thing and said, "What's in the box is the thing, and what's not is not".

Ben Jones, a professor at the Kellogg School of Management, at Northwestern University, has quantified this trend.

However no analytical study has quantified their accurately purifying efficiency.

However no analytical study has quantified accurately their purifying efficiency.

While some studies have measured muscular endurance as a decline in torque or velocity over repeated constant velocity contractions, 6, 33, 35 others have quantified it as the maximal number of repetitions an individual can complete at a selected percentage of 1RM.

Make it clear that you are a pefect match for the job advert: When you are applying for specific positions it is important that you have quantified achievements within your covering letter that show why you will be a strong candidate for this position and that you fit the candidate profile in the job advert.