Sentence examples for measured one another from inspiring English sources

In the course of some 40 years as a priest, mostly in the hill country of northern Wales, he came to identify with the villagers who struggled to wrest their livelihood from an unforgiving land, people he described as "tough, materialistic, hard-working" who "measured one another by the acre and by the pound".

But if we are going to move from divisiveness to comity, then Obama must show that he can lead us to see one another at our best and to measure one another at our highest worth.

To mimic such situations, cross-corpus evaluations can be used, where the performance of a tool trained on one corpus is measured on another corpus following different annotation guidelines [23].

Innovative managers are still exploring new ways to manage the bullpen; and every year new statistics are created to measure one or another aspect of player performance.

Nor do investors, who worry about supply chain and reputation risks, have a reliable way to measure one company against another.

I do, however, believe it is possible to teach people to read better, and that's ultimately by measuring one work against another, though the judgment is probably best left implicit.

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Methodically, he is measuring one fossil bone after another and comparing them with other hominid fossils and with the skeletons of chimpanzees, bonobos, and us modern humans.

This is not to measure one child's death against another or to diminish the gravity of what is happening in Syria.

All world currencies--whether U.S. dollars, French francs, Japanese yen or German marks, for example--fluctuate in value when measured against one another.

Partly because they were measured against one another, few divisions were eager to share information about successes or failures with any of the more than 150 other divisions.