Sentence examples for one measure it from inspiring English sources

For UK regions, Greater London comes last on only one measure – it has the worst murder rate.

By at least one measure, it is the nation's oldest state: in the 2000 census, its 2.8 million residents 65 or older accounted for 17.6percentt of its population, compared with 12.4percentt for the nation as a whole.

BY ONE measure, it was dying.

By one measure it had the highest foreclosure rate in the country earlier this year.

And while by one measure it increases spending by only 4.5percentt, by another equally acceptable measure it raises expenditures by a substantial 9.3percentt.

As China heads towards being the world's largest economy - it is already by one measure - it is natural that it would want to control or have influence over areas adjacent to itself.

Finally, although no one measures it, Meals on Wheels brings people food they otherwise wouldn't have.

Quantum mechanics says that it's impossible to know whether the radioactive decay has happened (and the cat is dead) unless one measures it — that is, unless the alpha particle interacts with the environment in some way that an observer can see.

Actually, the traditional view of the interior of the cell as a perfectly-stirred and spatially homogeneous medium, where the concentration of each reactant would be identical wherever one measures it inside the cell, has increasingly been challenged by recent results, especially in bacterial cells.

We walk home knowing, whichever of its great ones measures it, the world must fall a God's length short of God.

"That is one measure, but it cannot be the only measure".