Sentence examples for measured and often from inspiring English sources

His answers were measured and often thoughtful.

Baseball has a love affair with numbers; it's how players are measured and, often, how they measure themselves.

In particular, neighboring South Africa, which has been measured and often discreet in its comments on events in Zimbabwe, made its displeasure very public in this case, urged on by big South African companies with operations here.

Because apart from these odd bits of apparently comic dialogue, which blend in with the subtlety of Shakespearean mechanicals, the novel is measured and often beautiful in its descriptions and questions.

To many, he is still the ideal of a leader — warm, magnanimous, willing to own up to his failings — against which his political successors are measured and often found wanting.

No matter how thoroughly a given Yankees team dominates the competition, its accomplishment is measured and often engulfed by a larger history that renders a "good season" meaningless and can make a championship season seem hollow.

Productivity in the public sector is hard to measure and often poor.Fairly full employment may also play a role.

Employees then narrowly focus on achieving those rewards, typically at the expense of activities that are hard to measure and often ignored, such as mentoring subordinates and sharing best practices.

A PRODIGIOUS amount of money has been spent worldwide on putting government services online, but the results so far have been hard to measure and often disappointing (see chart 2).

Especially in the health care sector, service quality is difficult to measure and often confounded with productivity [ 2].

Change in tumor dimensions, as assessed on CT scan and/or MRI, is both challenging to measure and often insignificant 58.