Sentence examples for measures speak from inspiring English sources

Differences in the means of these measures speak to differences in the emotional signal detection between individuals across the groups, while differences in the variance reflect the heterogeneity of the groups themselves.

Farrington et al. (1993) and Hayes and Blackwood (2006) received favourable ratings because their outcome measures spoke more directly to theft.

These employers pointed out that they, too, are the business community -- and refused to let corporate lobbyists opposing the measure speak for them.

None of the Republicans voting against the measure spoke up.

With his silvery white hair, slim physique and measured speaking style, he has the manner of a seasoned movie actor.

Over the years, he calmed down, became more measured, spoke as often but not for so long.

But behind the scenes, Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, who led the public charge against the measure, spoke out in a heated meeting of bishops in 2010 and advocated a highly unorthodox solution: that the church in Argentina support the idea of civil unions for gay couples.

(Korean participant) There are some test items intended to measure speaking ability or writing ability, but I think they cannot sufficiently measure abilities for speaking and writing.

Measures: diplomatic speak for something short of something.

He wants the synod to back the measure "to speak for millions who want to see us do this" and to speak for millions who feel the Church of England is not a voice for them.

In concluding his remarks, Fidler challenged any opponents of Simon's measure to speak up and explain their rationale for keeping the at-large members.