Sentence examples for measures better from inspiring English sources

Yet some of them oppose all the measures – better and earlier sex education, universal access to contraception (for teenagers among others), stronger rights for women, the redistribution of wealth – that are likely to reduce it.

Owing to medical advances, public health measures, better diet and greater affluence, the average life expectancy in America has gone from 47.3 years in 1900 to 77.9 years in 2004.

It was alluding to Russia's System for Operative Investigative Measures, better known as SORM, which has been described as "Prism on steroids," referring to the National Security Agency program exposed by Edward Snowden last year.

After January's one-day strike, and talks with unions, he announced new welfare measures, better unemployment protection and tax cuts for the low-paid to the tune of €2.6 bilow-paid to billion).

In all cases, process measures better explained variability in choices across conditions than frame alone.

This paper studies persuasion within teams and investigates why teams commonly take, by some measures, better decisions than individuals.

According to the Gates Foundation, the world is – by almost any measure – better than ever.

There are other kinds of getting better, but it comes down to how you measure better now.

One well-established fact is that polarization in Congress maps onto one measure better than any other: economic inequality.

"Rebasing does not change what was already there, it's just about measuring better and more accurately," Mr Kale said.

But most economists called the new measure better than the old, and many said the findings, while disturbing, comported with what was previously known about stagnant wages.