Sentence examples for measured accurately from inspiring English sources

Luckily, this does not mean that prices cannot be measured accurately.

If the success or failure of key objectives cannot be measured accurately, that is a red flag.

The ethanol industry and its Congressional champions will argue that the science is unclear, that indirect effects cannot be measured accurately, and so on.

He also suggests buying a low value card first and confirming that the rates are as promised and call times are measured accurately.

That they agree on a joint EU definition of "climate finance" so that aid and climate commitments can be measured accurately and independently, and are financed additionally.

Because patients are seldom the best judges of their medical care, that care cannot be measured accurately by such surveys.

Mr. Markey said that however liability was assessed, the oil needed to be measured — accurately, and soon.

And like other forms of capital, it needs to be measured accurately, invested in, exploited efficiently and (ideally) increased in value.

However, recently there have been many calvings of giant icebergs in the Ross and Weddell seas with dimensions that have been measured accurately by satellite.

With this aim, temperature rise, ∆T, should be measured accurately.

Therefore, run-up heights can be measured accurately.