Sentence examples for many measures not from inspiring English sources

Further, it includes many measures not included in previous studies of travel for care, including time spent in travel, mode of travel, and perceived barriers stemming from traffic or road conditions.

Research with mental health service consumers shows that many measures are not particularly relevant to their situations and do not capture outcomes that are personally meaningful [ 25].

In fact, Libya trails far behind other oil-rich states by many measures, and not just in the contrast between Tripoli's garbage-strewn thoroughfares and the gleaming Miami-scapes of the Gulf.

Schönrock et al. [ 11] report that many measures are not grounded in theory.

Then they turn around and award fat paychecks to chief executives who, by many measures, don't deserve them.

The New York Times complains of "fat paychecks [awarded] to chief executives who, by many measures, don't deserve them".

The government's analysis said: "Implementation of many measures is foreseen not before October/November and some very important reforms will not be implemented yet and are not yet specified".

By many measures, Columbus has not been a good team.

Joseph Stiglitz, who served as the World Bank's chief economist from 1997 to 2000, and later won a Nobel Prize, said, "China has had an impressive record of growth and poverty reduction, and yet by many measures it does not score well on corruption".

Mr. Stewart is not saying that a 1987-style stock market crash is on the immediate horizon, and he concedes that "by many measures, stocks aren't overpriced, even at recent highs".

Many measures are probably familiar: not smoking, controlling cholesterol and blood pressure, exercising regularly and staying at a healthy weight.