Sentence examples for measures of a from inspiring English sources

Fertility rates are essential measures of a society's demographic balance.

There are other measures of a journalist's success than the cohesion of a collection of essays.

Infant mortality is regarded as one of the key measures of a country's development.

"Six," he said, as I silently counted the measures of a rest.

"The golf swing is like four measures of a song," he explained.

Tristan und Isolde, we are often told, is one of the truest measures of a grand opera company's resources.

"There is a growing recognition that the measures of a country's progress need to include the wellbeing of its citizens".

Well, what of some common measures of a nation's health care success, like cost, infant mortality and longevity?

The Presidential approval rate might be a proxy for all sorts of measures of a well or poorly adjusted society.

Now and then, Hernán held out two fingers for Cooder, to indicate two measures of a chord, then one.

Almost all measures of A-type allele diversity are higher in the East Coast group than the West Coast group.