Sentence examples for more rounded measure from inspiring English sources

Free-school-meal data, for example, is a much more rounded measure of disadvantage.

We also consider profits, assets and market value to give a more rounded measure of size (see: "Methodology").

By the way, the still-biggest of them all in sales, General Motors, is again hiding in the weeds, at 513 by our more rounded measure.

The commission has argued in the past that a more rounded way of measuring poverty – taking greater account of causal risk factors – is sensible".

The range of indicators we have described could be extended to include other AHRQ indicators, or potentially other measures, providing a more rounded picture of patient safety.

The report calls on the next government to supplement the existing targets with new measures to give a more rounded picture of poverty and to amend the legislation to set out a new timescale for achieving them.

We do this to get at a more rounded definition of bigness than employing just a single measure would.

The answer is: a fair bit; and no.For a start, as befits a fine novelist himself, Mr Thomas offers a more rounded portrayal of Solzhenitsyn the man and a more measured and telling assessment of Solzhenitsyn the artist.

Not until a player reaches 18 are all protective measures lifted.As a result, the new teen sensations have had time to develop a more rounded game than their metronomic base-line predecessors.

Life did become more rounded.

A slightly more rounded Boris, then.