Sentence examples for measure of which from inspiring English sources

The Oregon Supreme Court, in upholding the award, called Philip Morris's conduct "extraordinarily reprehensible, by any measure of which we are aware".

The company said the trial might be flawed because it used shocks from the devices as the measure of which patients suffered life-threatening heart irregularities.

Relative mobility, in contrast, is a measure of which rung of the income ladder a person lands on, compared with his or her parents' position.

Proponents of the ban argue that in spite of claims to the contrary, the 1994 measure, of which Ms. Feinstein was a chief sponsor, helped curb gun violence.

The sum A + B is the angle the measure of which is the algebraic sum of the measures of A and B. The difference A − B is the sum of A and −B.

Suffice to say, Polly's foul-mouthed new friend, Nicholas, is just who she needs to meet at this crisis point in her life – a measure of which we get via answerphone messages she's recently left for her mum (voiced by Isy Suttie), which punctuate the show.

Training and culture have been improved by a range of measures, of which the most important is the recruitment of women.

In total, 581 metabolites were measured of which 209 passed the quality control procedures (CV < 30%).

Most sampling approaches were found to influence the species measures, of which method, time of day and the respective interaction had the strongest influence.

It also raised the possibility of shutting more sites and allowing international inspections if Washington took "corresponding measures", of which there has so far been no sign.

The original sin of their funders was the belief that their primitive metrics empowered them with accurate measures of which schools were effectively adding value to student performance and which were not.