Sentence examples for measures but a from inspiring English sources

It is now the world's second-largest on most measures, but a second speculative bubble in three years raises real questions about its credibility.

She added, "It's not disciplinary measures, but a sense of control -- when students walk down the hall and respect and acknowledge the principal, versus not even knowing who she is".

Two years ago Tregolls School in Truro was in special measures, but a recent inspection gave the school good and outstanding grades for behaviour and safety, with many outstanding features.

Gearhart [8] also noted that there was little correlation between efficiency rankings in the original Evans et al. [7] and Tandon et al. [24] papers and his paper, where he utilized the same input and output measures, but a different, non-parametric, estimator.

In addition, the lack of normative data emphasizes the need to use not just basic neurobiological measures, but a combination of psychological, sociological and biological measures in research, in order to give meaning to biological aspects of antisocial behavior and to obtain a comprehensive perspective.

The last person to hold his White House job reportedly received $172,200 per year - an excellent standard by most measures, but a step down from Short's former salary.

He was a "popularist" meeting populists – an insider by most measures, but an outsider in things political at a time when being an insider there was a disqualifier.

Thus, the DHI-N is considered responsive in the construct being measured, but a real change must exceed measurement error.

The announcement is widely believed to herald a slowdown and new safety measures, but not a fundamental change in direction.

Universal McCann, a media-services firm, uses different measures but sees a similar recovery.

Governor Magoffin vetoed the measure, but a week later, the solidly unionist legislature quickly overrode him.