Sentence examples for matter of measuring from inspiring English sources
It's a matter of measuring America by its heroes.
This is not simply a matter of measuring teacher-pupil ratios.
"But surely it can't be just be a matter of measuring the size of a pile of pound notes, in your bank account or on your desk.
"If it is a matter of measuring how people think about the leaders, the only way is to put it to a public vote," said Rajabali Mazroui, a pro-reform member, in Parliament on Sunday.
It is not a matter of measuring "the tiny difference in volume between a crown made of pure gold and one made of a mixture of gold and silver".
This process need not be described, as Augustine describes it, as a matter of measuring something wholly in the mind.
"I never realized my greatness until Michael Phelps broke my record," Spitz tells "Oprah: Where Are They Now?" Prior to that moment, Spitz had simply looked at his record as "a matter of measure" that other swimmers would use to judge their own achievements.
Strictly speaking, the Anthropocene is a matter of geology: measuring humanity's dominance over nature by identifying traces in rock stratigraphy.
As a matter of fact, measuring gender differences in CAM use based on a few disorders may be associated with a gender bias because the disorders may have different prevalence with regard to gender.
During that time, the method of measuring particulate matter was different.
The objective of this paper, similar to Nekarda (2009), is to investigate how the frequency of a survey matters for measuring labour market flows and evaluate the performance of the time-aggregation correction.
