Sentence examples for measuring by the from inspiring English sources

The set shows, for instance, that, measuring by the share of income going to the top ten per cent of households, the United States is a good deal more unequal than Europe and China; less unequal than sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East, India, and Brazil; and about even with Russia.

For example, measuring by the European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer (EORTC), Quality of Life Questionnaire Core-30 (QLQ C30), global HRQoL assessed before treatment, was found to be a strong predictor of survival in patients with NSCLC and lymph node abnormalities [ 15].

On the other hand, it was felt that, in the absence of research policies and measuring by the nursing councils and nursing/midwifery organisations (absent in most small countries), regional professional organisations, such as the Pacific Society for Reproductive Health, should do the measuring.

"You get measured by the playoffs".

That was measured by the old system.

He's being measured by the quarter, by the half.

Not inflation as measured by the consumer price index, clearly.

Careers are measured by the number of followers they have".

Randolph's tenure with the Mets may not be measured by the inning, but it is not being measured by the month, either.

The broader market as measured by the S.&P.

It is inflation as measured by the producer prices index, as measured by the personal consumer expenditure deflator (the yardstick of choice for the Fed), as measured by the monthly survey of small businesses, and as measured by the Institute of Supply Management.