Sentence examples for officially measures from inspiring English sources

The trunk officially measures a modest 14.8 cubic feet, but it feels cavernous in daily use.

Some controversy also swirls over the way Argentina officially measures economic growth, which the government said reached 9.2 percent in 2011.

Rampant inflation, officially measured at 500 trillion per cent in 2008, has been cut to under 5%.

The result has been to lessen considerably the incidence of officially measured poverty.

But when this happens, of course, societal wellbeing and economic efficiency fall, even as officially measured wealth rises.

But other entertainments soon beckoned — as they do everywhere in Vegas, where the limits of self-indulgence are officially measured by one's wallet.

On Sunday, seven players registered sacks, something the franchise had not done since the statistic was first officially measured in 1982.

But for the decade as a whole one has to conclude that productivity growth, as officially measured, was no more rapid in America than in Europe.

Some hunters use video cameras to learn the traveling and behavior patterns of deer, and, after a kill, many have antlers officially measured; "trophy racks," they are called.

First, the saving rate as officially measured includes employers' contributions to pension schemes, but pensioners' benefits from those schemes are not counted in income.

Plans to change how child poverty is officially measured have been shelved due to a row between the Treasury and the work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, coalition sources say.