Sentence examples for move measured from inspiring English sources

It was a bold move (measured by production, Corus was four times bigger than its buyer) and it also had a delicious historical piquancy.

Moreover, in a media unveiling of the new plan, the company claims it will sport a new face of "pe​ace" across the world, in a move measured to help resuscitate its image in the face of Western ​weapons sanctions against Russia.

They are the embodiment of the gloomy skies they play under, incrementalism personified, their moves measured and retro-questioned beneath the sensible shield of a black umbrella.

As this metric was scale-sensitive, we considered only daily moves measured in study sites larger than 0.7 kilometres: that is, in sites longer than the longest recorded mean daily move.

Momentum: The strength or sustainability of a market move as measured by both volume and price.

The move is measured (they are remaining within the Anglican Communion) and provisional (leaving the way open, in theory, for reconciliation).

Number of lifetime moves is measured as categorical, with those moving from one, two, and three or more times compared to the reference group of non-migrants.

Pickles has at least found it wise to couch his moves in measured terms.

She moves with measured care although this is obscured by the ease which is such a feature of her performance.

Their linear moving distance measured on the virtual dental model in ManMoS was not significantly different from those measured on the real dental cast.

For each pair of successive frames, the amount of area (in pixels) the mouse moved was measured.