Sentence examples for measures widely from inspiring English sources

Mr. Orban has enacted tough measures, widely described as "unconventional," to keep the economy afloat.

The government also announced a rise in the price of diesel and a cap on the number of subsidized gas cylinders, measures widely criticized as "anti-poor".

But the reasons for the abject failure of American education—especially at middle- and high-school levels are well understood, and the corrective measures widely accepted.

Among the measures widely reported to be under consideration by Armenian and Turkish negotiators is opening the border between the countries to allow trade, something Azerbaijan would see as a betrayal.

There is an urgent need to make proven prevention measures widely available, because four million people are infected with H.I.V. each year but fewer than one in five people who are at high risk for infection have access to such preventive measures.

These source images will be used in the performance evaluation section to compute the objective performance measures widely used by the source separation community.

Here was an easily measured, widely applicable indicator of genetic quality, and females could be shown to gravitate toward it.

Companies care about how they perform on their environmental commitments and carbon reporting is a measure widely accepted to judge them against.

A measure widely followed by Wall Street — the ratio of daily active users to monthly active users — rose slightly to 61 percent.

Among the issues: the firm had trouble calculating net asset value, a measure widely used in the hedge fund industry to calculate an investor's holdings in near real time.

The EuroQol five-dimensional (EQ-5D) questionnaire is a generic measure widely used for the assessment of health status.