Sentence examples for measures than at from inspiring English sources

According to the Pew Research Center, Congress, in 2013, passed fewer "substantive measures" than at any point in the past twenty years.

A recent New Yorker profile referenced a 2011 bill that punishes local Florida officials for pushing stronger gun control measures than those at state level as one of her many victories. .

Postoperative pain assessment during movement provides a more accurate pain measure than assessment at rest.

The Moscow stockmarket rose in relief at weaker measures than expected.

Sleet, spurred by the Potomac River, compressed much of the flaky snow that fell at Reagan National, causing a lower measure there than at other nearby locations.

No: jobs are harder to find, by any measure, than they were at any point during Bill Clinton's second term.

At age of 26 years (1972), correlations between all area measures were higher than at age 4 and all measures correlated with each other (range 0.34 0.63).

(Average life expectancy is a broader measure than maximum reported age at death, which the study authors used).

"It can be very powerful and it is more stable and reliable" than measures that look at test scores, said Linda Darling-Hammond, an education professor at Stanford University.

Meanwhile, commodities prices fell more sharply, by one measure, than in any week since at least 1956.

This is thus a far more accurate measure than has previously been possible at the postcode level.