Sentence examples for measure of where from inspiring English sources

The Mahmudiya raids were one measure of where things stand.

Not inflation expectations, a measure of where the public think the cost of living is heading.

That division is also a measure of where oppression reigns and freedom resides.

No one should mistake this, however, for a useful measure of where most of the country really resides.

It's a measure of where we are as a country that this has not been a bigger news story.

If both teams play well it will be an excellent game, and a real measure of where the two sides stand.

As measures of where nations rank today, they are both useful.

"It's really hard to measure because of where the economy is.

He would say that he contained some of all those countries and a large measure of Catalonia, where he lived for more than 50 years.

Before personal tax and cash payments, our Gini coefficient (a common measure of inequality, where a higher number means more inequality) is 0.469; afterwards, it's 0.334.

(alpha(S)) is called Kuratowski noncompactness measure of S, where (operatorname{diam}(S_{i})) denote the diameters of (S_{i}).