Sentence examples for nothing measurable from inspiring English sources
For Henry Broyard, race was nothing measurable in drops of blood — it was composed of a name and the restrictive laws and attitudes of society.
"Most of the time, when people set goals there's nothing measurable or specific, and that's how they set themselves up for failure" says Cathryn.
"These days, nothing is measurable.
It is they, not the technocrats – who understand nothing but measurable outcomes – who are standing up for the true idea of a university.
They were selected on nothing more than measurable intellectual promise, and here they are.
It appears on the face of it that physical "stuff" cannot think, and discovering the point at which atoms or molecules suddenly began to think remains improbable, largely because there is nothing -- no measurable quantity -- for the atom or molecule to acquire.
There was nothing to be measured but I think measurable things can be added.
Some pathogens may increase to a high enough load in their hosts to be infectious; others may cause nothing more than a measurable serologic response in what is otherwise a dead-end host (though explicitly known dead-end hosts have been excluded from these analyses).
"Nothing short of a real and measurable effort by the networks will prevent us from going forward," then-NAACP president Kweisi Mfume said.
