Sentence examples for measures arguably from inspiring English sources

Downing Street claimed the measures, arguably the coalition's fourth attempt to boost house-building, would create up to 70,000 new homes, including affordable housing, opportunities for first-time buyers to get on the housing ladder, 140 000 jobs and a boost to the construction sector.

The paucity of initiated movement is a signature behavioral symptom of bradykinesia, and as such, movement number, horizontal activity, and time spent moving are three locomotor activity measures arguably the closest to quantifying bradykinesia.

This might be one reason why in Germany industrial lobbyists have a strong influence on legislation and fiscal measures, arguably particularly so in the health field.

Socioeconomic position is a complex multifaceted construct, [ 19] therefore such limited scope of adult SEP measures arguably means the underlying construct of adult SEP is not well captured, impairing the assessment of mediation.

While these measures arguably have greater gc loadings than the measures used in the current study, we were interested in whether the behavioral effect we observed for the spatial gf task performed within the scanner would be replicated with a parallel measure administered outside of the scanner environment.

So the best measure, arguably, would look directly at policy changes.

This gross domestic income (GDI) measure, arguably more accurate than GDP, suggested a deeper recession and weaker recovery than the pre-revision GDP numbers.

No study reported on vision-related quality of life as an outcome measure, arguably the most important.

It is no coincidence that France has done much more than Germany to free its labour markets; indeed, recent measures have arguably made Germany's labour market even less flexible.

It comes from Bill Clinton, who admires Mr Obama's policies from his big health reforms to his stimulus measures, which arguably averted an economic depression only to express sorrow at his insularity, his alienation of business and his general distaste for the day-to-day business of politics.

The formulation is based on cumulative response measures, which arguably are the governing measures of structural performance in many applications.