Sentence examples for made a measure from inspiring English sources

In addition, Hewlett contends that this practice made a measure of profitability called gross margin look stronger than it really was.

I'm trying to look at now is to get to a situation where if somebody is up for bail and they are a persistent offender and they have a drug problem, then again it is made a measure of whether they should get bail or not as to whether they are prepared to accept drug treatment.

Referring to "only 1%" makes a measure seem stingy, encouraging disagreement – but there is no mention made that the benefit shift is a real-terms cut, something many voters might not understand if not spelled out.

Descendants of Lothar von Trotha, the architect of that genocidal scheme, joined the conversation, not to divert it into arid guilt, but to help in making a measure of shame productive.

Arguably, these are the key properties that would make a measure useful in the clinical context.

SFE makes a measure which represents well the chemical nature of each polymer coats or film from the viewpoint of its water-repellent performance.

Different studies have used different components in the TTCW definition and there are major potential local differences in practice that may make a measure unworkable or unreliable in different centres.

Make a measure of the distance between these intervals.

"We're not making a measuring device," he says.

Make a measuring line perpendicular to the midpoint of the baseline extending two feet out from either side of the baseline.

Mr. Paterson, a Democrat, has made a property tax measure one of the central policy objectives of his young administration.