Sentence examples for measured that from inspiring English sources

Measured that way, it rose 7.6percentt in 2000 while the capitalization-weighted index was falling 10.1percentt.

Measured that way, the state struggling with the most outsize pension burden is Illinois.

Her lung function had been measured that morning, and it was sixty-seven per cent of normal — slightly down from her usual eighty per cent.

Measured that way, an investor in those 500 companies has managed to make up all of the decline since the S.&P.'s top.

"Basically any visual parameter which needs to be measured that can be done through our technology," adds Goyal.

One way he has measured that is by looking at return on equity.

Measured that way against the S&P 500, our buys outperformed by 2%; shorts beat the index by 12%.

Update: comScore is in the midst of switching to a hybrid data model which includes both panel and server data, but not all sites are measured that way yet.

One quality Buffett is known to look for is strong management, and one way he has measured that is by looking at use of retained earnings.

I wondered how the hell he scientifically measured that!

For a survey to be worth anything, the respondents must be representative of the population being measured ― that is, if a poll purports to be of Americans' opinions, the people surveyed need to reflect the nation as a whole.