Sentence examples for new measure of from inspiring English sources

The new measure of success is size.

As a commissioner, she said, she will have to figure out a new measure of success.

The new measure of inflation would alter the way their benefits increase.

Do you think it's appropriate to move to the new measure of inflation?

Still, the study offers a new measure of pollution costs absent from the policy-making calculus.

People were told that their ability to produce rather than their "socialist purity" would be the new measure of success.

Russia, ever competitive with the United States, is also neck-and-neck in a new measure of competition: mall size.

Depending on whether people coöperate, we may get a crucial new measure of how many foreigners have settled here.

But in theory there's nothing like bringing her to stage life to assure a new measure of immortality.

Crane devised a new measure of energy consumption: a three-dimensional unit he called a cubic mile of oil.

Its analysis relied on a new measure of risk developed exclusively for the study by a unit of PricewaterhouseCoopers.