Sentence examples for more comprehensive measures from inspiring English sources

These new, more comprehensive measures are designed to guide US policy in an era of environmental destruction and economic downturn.

"For that we plainly need more comprehensive measures and, most especially, a strong and continuing military response".

We compared unadjusted NNTs to quality-adjusted life years (QALYs) gained, a more comprehensive measures of health benefit.

Such strategies should be informed by serious efforts to go beyond conventional measures of family income to develop more comprehensive measures of economic well-being.

Studies have shown that adverse workplace factors can increase the risk of ill-health in hospital workers, but more comprehensive measures of the psychosocial work environment are needed.

Puma, Mars, Rabobank and Standard Chartered would be among those lobbying for national governments to introduce alternatives to GDP – more comprehensive measures of national progress, wellbeing and natural capital.

It also suggests the EU could, as a more comprehensive measure, ban the import of settlement goods.

As much, it is a more comprehensive measure in comparison to previous network measures.

In the House, Representatives Henry A. Waxman of California and Louise M. Slaughter of New York, also Democrats, have introduced a more comprehensive measure.

The alternative of fair value accounting used broadly outside Washington provides a more comprehensive measure of the cost of credit.

These different results may stem from using a superior and more comprehensive measure of employee satisfaction, which consists of more than just pay and involvement.