Sentence examples for measure of world from inspiring English sources

In Group F Romania gained some small measure of World Cup revenge as they beat Greece in their opening Euro 2016 qualifier on Sunday.

Of the 54 countries tracked by The Economist to calculate our measure of world GDP (which collectively account for 90% of global output), half saw their growth rates fall; in seven output fell.

Investors may have been placing too much faith in the capacity of central banks to counteract economic weakness.The global economy expanded by just 2.8% in the year to the second quarter, according to The Economist's measure of world GDP (see chart).

Separately, a measure of world trade volumes compiled by a Dutch agency grew by 2.5% in June compared with May, the largest increase in a year.Procter & Gamble decided to sell its pharmaceuticals division in a $3.1 billion deal, and so refocus its consumer-health business on non-prescription drugs.

Here's another measure of world class.

Using a stochastic frontier model, I generate a measure of World Bank project preparation duration based only on variation in political economy factors that are exogenous to latent project quality.

I should not agree to play quantum Russian roulette because the measure of existence of worlds with Lev dead will be much larger than the measure of existence of the worlds with a rich and alive Lev.

Among the starkest and the most worrying have been measures of world trade.

Sensitivity analyses examined associations with future US burden, current and future measures of world disease burden, and a newly standardized NIH accounting method.

I describe this property as the measure of existence of a world.

Such a derivation leads to the wrong predictions, but accepting the idea of probability being proportional to the measure of existence of a world resolves this problem.