Sentence examples for most measures are from inspiring English sources

Most measures are not so kind, however.

So the wealthy — and many still are that, by most measures — are postponing big purchases.

Though their faces may be made for radio, their voices, by most measures, are not.

But the disadvantages of class, by most measures, are larger today.

Surgeons, the most brutal taskmasters by most measures, are predisposed against finding fault with the system.The medical establishment still holds most of the trump cards.

Last month, Bono, the Irish musician and the lead singer of U2, came to Maiduguri hoping to retrain the international spotlight on Boko Haram-induced problems, which, by most measures, are on track to get worse.

Most measures were prospective; this minimized the possibility of measurement error.

The league, by most measures, is as strong as ever.

It is also susceptible to natural disasters and by, most measures, is under extreme environmental stress.

"Here's an example of someone who by most measures is doing perfectly fine," Chatterjee said.

She just needs to defeat Trump, who, by most measures, is even more unpopular than she is.