Sentence examples for measures of its from inspiring English sources

The SIBS was chosen because it avoids the cultural-religious biases inherent in many measures of its type and it operationalizes spirituality more broadly than other measures of religiosity.

Although the crisis has already inflicted considerable damage on its economy, Russia has suggested that it would respond with punitive measures of its own.

We are also increasing the amount of support for small and medium-sized businesses through the research and development tax credit, making it one of the most generous measures of its kind worldwide.

Ironically, the main reason the U.K.'s debt level is rising relative to its GDP is because its economy is ice cold, thanks in part to the austerity measures of its government -- "fiscal consolidation," as Fitch put it in September.

But the breadth of a film's distribution and its box-office take are no more measures of its merit than is the quantity of online discussion that it inspires.

At a few points each day, Ernst would stop for a bit and check the snow for instability, carving into it with a collapsible saw and jotting down measures of its consistency.

At the same time, and this is the measure of its achievement, it addressed itself without condescension to the layman.

But it never takes the full measure of its modest heroine, and makes her world a bit too small.

As a measure of its success, the company itself has hired more than half of it staff from its service.

That is the measure of its freedom.

And the measure of its success?