Sentence examples for measures down to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weinberg's report also has inequality measures down to the neighborhood level, which I recommend checking out.

It might not be possible to distil natural capital measures down to one figure, as is done with brands, but it certainly is possible to make estimates and map trends.

The increased frequency of the ticks makes the clocks more useful, Ludlow said — much as a yardstick that measures down to sixteenths of an inch offers more precision than one that only indicates feet.

This allows not only to assess local network-based measures down to the level of individual edges [ 23, 24] but also to obtain an average network structure which is amenable for a hierarchical analysis, as we will show in this article.

A regular bathroom scale won't be as accurate; you need a scale that measures down to fractions of an ounce.

The state House of Representatives, which is controlled by Republicans, sent the measure down to defeat, 179-123.

The great advantage that climate change has over other pressing issues is that the gases that cause it can be measured down to the last gram.

It is about the mathematical precision of sporting achievement, how it can be measured down to the second, unlike the success he experienced with The Slap.

If Channel 4 News, with whom she worked for 17 years, is identified by the quality of its foreign reporting, it is in large measure down to her vast contribution.

But such are the peculiarities of Scottish politics that all the opposition parties, including Labour, defied professional opinion and voted the measure down to prevent the nationalists having a piece of "legacy" legislation.

The library system's patrons, who say they will fight the measure down to the last Dewey decimal, argue that only about 150 taxpayers, mainly big corporations, pay more than $300 a year in library taxes.