Sentence examples for paper measures from inspiring English sources

A page of yellow legal paper measures around eight by five feet.

But even setting that aside, what the paper measures as "uncertainty" isn't at all what the right wants you to think is driving events.

Earlier this year, Fed research suggested that Americans had the highest net worth in history, although that was largely based on paper measures like stock holdings and house values, and disproportionately favored those who were already affluent.

In this paper, measures are evaluated to reduce the environmental impact of concrete and asphalt.

This paper measures the effectiveness of market-based and cheap-talk information aggregation.

Our paper measures the distribution of the public goods (income distribution and energy system) with the Atkinson index [3, 4].

Circumference measurements were taken with thin paper measuring tapes of different widths, depending on the size of the specimen being measured.

(The paper measured the money another way: "enough to run the Los Angeles Unified School District" for a year).

The dramatically lighted realist images that Mr. Jerins draws, in charcoal on sheets of paper measuring about 5 by 8 feet, look like scenes from novels by Russell Banks.

For instance, a huge flow of wrinkly lines and spaces on paper, measuring some 9 feet high by 24 feet wide, dominates the entrance to the gallery.

Signed C Brontë, and dated by her on 14 December 1829, "I've been wandering in the greenwoods" is written on a piece of paper measuring just three inches square, and is difficult to read without a magnifying glass.