Sentence examples for measures the world from inspiring English sources
By those measures the world has been growing freer.
By some measures, the world is already rebalancing.
Indeed, by most measures the world is still deep in crisis, with little immediate prospect of recovery.
"This is by far the most ambitious program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in North America, and by some measures the world," said Franz Litz, a senior fellow at the World Resources Institute.
The pace of recovery varies, but every big economy has stopped shrinking.Although by most measures the world economy is out of intensive care, it is hardly in good health.
By those measures the world seems to be in rather better shape than most people realise.Miracles behind the turmoilIn China 25 years ago, over 600m people two-thirds of the people two-thirdsiving in extreme poferthe(on $1 a day or less).
However, with two horses dying despite new safety measures, the world-famous steeplechase was heavily criticised.
It's like a way of measuring the world.
"Measuring the World" is elegant and measured in design and expression.
"Measuring the World" is his first work to be translated into English.
Like Pynchon's novel about them, "Measuring the World" is a buddy book, but with a difference.
