Sentence examples for measures it uses from inspiring English sources

Banks around the world are under increasing pressure from regulators to reduce risk, and Deutsche Bank is considered particularly vulnerable because by some measures, it uses an unusually high proportion of borrowed money to do business.

Wireless Registry said it also requires apps seek consent from users, but would not comment on the security measures it uses to ensure user privacy.

The Department of Energy and Climate Change had been inconsistent, the NAO said, in the measures it used to report on total UK emissions of greenhouse gases.

Additionally, he said, there is a concern that Irish banks might have trouble rolling over their debt after the European Central Bank begins to withdraw the extraordinary measures it used to combat the financial crisis.

The EJ model captures this as entrepreneurial ability and measures it using business acumen.

Thereby its important to measure it using valid and reliable tool.

If we define QoL as 'What the individual thinks it is [ 32] and measure it using individualised measures (e.g. [ 19, 33]) it is a useful concept and arguably the most important outcome measure of all.

If you don't actually feel the difference, you can measure it using Google's free Namebench program.

And for good measure, it used her tiny waistline to twist the knife into another popstar - Posh Spice has also been given the Mr Pearl treatment, in the form of an 18-inch corset that she wore at her wedding.

Economists label the all-purpose improvement factor responsible for such growth "technology"—though it includes things like better laws and regulations as well as technical advance and measure it using a technique called "growth accounting".

NICE called the study "limited" and said the measure it used was the best.