Sentence examples for measured in more from inspiring English sources

The cost is measured in more than dollars as access to care disappears.

Instead, the summer of 2010 might be more properly measured in more subtle ways.

But for Hiroyuki Fukano, the distance was measured in more than miles.

Porsche management says the efficiency improvements are measured in more than just the company's return to profitability.

Dance directors say that the benefits can be measured in more than children's enjoyment, or in the pride parents feel when a child blossoms on stage.

At the time of the trade the Bulldogs needed a circuit breaker as much as a young key forward, meaning his signature was always going to be measured in more than contested marks and goals.

It really can only be measured in whether more children are getting more services on the ground," Mr. McDermott added.

In Mexico, defeat is measured in bodies: more than 2,000 last year and 1,100 in the first six months of 2007, including drug dealers, police officers, journalists and bystanders.

But measured in the more meaningful way of dollars actually earned or lost for investors, all of the funds have been net losers.

Our system of technological medical care has utterly failed to meet these needs, and the cost of this failure is measured in far more than dollars.

Switzerland's success can be measured in its more than $6 trillion in AUM.