Sentence examples for measure of passing from inspiring English sources

Soccer has long used assists as a measure of passing prowess on the pitch.

For many years, soccer has been using assists as a measure of passing prowess on the pitch.

Given its supporters, the measure seems assured of passing.

Specifically, a camera would measure the speed of passing cars.

The measure's chances of passing, though, are seen as far less likely.

Of course, delta is only a measure of pass quality, not pass quantity, which we might measure as passes leading to shots per minute played (though this, too, would depend in part on shooters' skill).

Betweenness measures the number of passing shortest paths through a node [ 15].

It's perhaps a measure of time passing: in the Albee, she has the decency to do so off stage.

But the measure has little chance of passing the Senate in a planned vote Friday.

The many things Steve Jobs made have been cited, since the news of his death, as measures of passing time.

Lawmakers in both parties agree that the class-action measure has the best chance of passing.