Sentence examples for more conventional measures from inspiring English sources

The demand-side strategy, he said, can help more conventional measures to protect the wild.

Still, over all, the parking ticket ranking showed remarkable correlation with more conventional measures of corruption.

Despite the emphasis on digital delivery, The Post has continued to thrive by more conventional measures.

Democrats would likely slam the effort as regressive, distracting from efforts to improve the lot of the less fortunate by more conventional measures — like income.

Considered by more conventional measures — and recent polling data notwithstanding — Trump stands almost no chance of gaining the Republican nomination, or ascending to the Presidency if he did.

Ian Stewart, chief economist at Merrill Lynch in London, said he would be hesitant to use taxi sales as an economic bellwether, relying instead on more conventional measures like shortages of skilled labor and housing starts.

Golec and Tamarkin test the hypothesis that it is skewness (the third moment), not variance (the second moment, and the more conventional measure of risk) that the long-shot bettors embrace.

By the more conventional measure, the Fed report says, 5.4 million out of 37 million borrowers with student loan balances as of last summer had at least one past-due student loan account -- a 14.4% rate.

Please use a more conventional measure of synchrony.

A more conventional measure is the Index of Multiple Deprivation, but this is not available at practice level for Wales.

The findings indicate that indicators of self-reported current economic difficulties seem to be more strongly associated with poor mental health outcomes than the more conventional measure low income.