Sentence examples for measures of goods from inspiring English sources
As I noted in my prior blog post, one implication of this sort of unbundling is that measures of goods shipments between American cities will understate the amount of goods trade that is actually intra-American (since a percentage of the value of Apple products consumed in America should count).But that's still a somewhat dissatisfying narrative.
Visitors go to Hawaii to get happy and tan, and they carry home with them vast measures of good will, serenity and memories of joy and peace.
It is true that the administration of George W. Bush began some experiments worthy of mention, notably conditioning American assistance on economic management and other measures of good governance.
DEA can produce more consistent measures of good-practice, compared to ratio-based key performance indicators (KPI), providing emission reduction targets for companies and an aggregate reporting tool.
Despite the researcher-imposed weekend, these mice maintained their svelte shapes and their measures of good health.
Process measures of good preventive care have also been used in the design of incentives for managed care organisations [ 25] and general practice [ 35].
Absence of more objectively assessed measures of good patient care meant inadequacies in self-regulation could arise and persist without notice.
The current account is the broadest measure of goods, services, tourism and investment going in and out of the country.
Three-quarters of the current account, the broadest measure of goods and services going in and out of Japan, is trade in merchandise; the rest is services and financial investments.
The surplus in Japan's current account, the broadest measure of goods and services coming in and out of the country, rose to 709 billion yen ($5.5 billion), 224 percent more than in January 2001.
The surplus in Japan's current account, the broadest measure of goods and services flowing in and out of the country, doubled in May thanks to strong growth in exports.
