Sentence examples for measures have one from inspiring English sources

The Washington Redskins, by most measures, have one of the NFL's most productive offenses this season.

"These restrictive measures have one thing in common: They make it harder to vote, specifically for minority voters.

Politically these measures have one target - older voters with savings, many of whom will be 40p tax rate payers.

As Mr. Pataki and his people have repeatedly observed, however, the measure has one major weakness: it does not sufficiently address information from the Legislature.

As ten Berge et al. [ 16] concluded, the CFSS-DS essentially measures 'a one-dimensional concept' of dental fear.

With growing interest in finding the most important nodes, centrality measures have been one of the sought after methods for this purpose.

Though complex, cholesterol measures have become one of medicine's strongest predictors of a person's risk of cardiovascular disease.

Whereas other HRQOL measures have only one domain assessing spiritual functioning, the HRQOLISP has three distinct domains assessing spiritual functioning.

All the clips I've linked to so far — and, for good measure, "Colbert Moments: Stephen Cracks Up" — have one thing in common.

Consumers of epidemiology may prefer to have one measure of risk arising from analysis of a 2-by-2 table.

We asked this in a GP-questionnaire, which means that we only have one measure per GP.