Sentence examples for many measures but from inspiring English sources

We outstrip the world by many measures but lag, sometimes shockingly, in many others.

Stocks are also cheap by many measures, but Mr. Rufenacht makes the case that bonds are cheaper.

A gold medal, however belated, would be a crowning achievement for Nelson, whose career has been successful by many measures but often seemed snakebitten.

Said Mr. Baird, "One is the fiscal side and the other is growing the economy," and, during a reception hosted by Mr. Kinsella in honor of Mr. Avramopoulos, the Speaker mentioned that the Greek Parliament has progressed by taking many measures but the Europeans are only now coming around to it.

The resolved group continued to perform well on many measures but performed significantly poorer on nonword repetition, spoonerisms (Paddington bear => "baddington pear") as a measure of phonological awareness, and sentence repetition.

One of the most interesting findings of our study was the presence of high and low plasma enterolignan levels in CF. The high lignan group had features that were very similar to healthy controls, while low lignan patients had different response in many measures, but improved markers of oxidative stress.

There are also many other measures, but many of them are just variants of the RMSD [ 4].

Japan looks worrying on many measures, for example, but has long been able to fund itself by issuing government debt to domestic investors.

High-content screens provide an additional level of complexity, where image analysis algorithms produce many measures reflecting different, but overlapping, aspects of the underlying biology (e.g. spot count, spot intensity and spot area).

The report recommended many measures to improve conditions, but most were not acted on.

There are many measures of literary success, but none that involve a world writers spend so much time claiming to disdain.