Sentence examples for proper measure from inspiring English sources

The trick, as in any educational system, is to combine the two in proper measure.

To be a proper measure, we need to factor out money spent simply holding our ground.

Is that failure, or a proper measure of success for challenging, innovative music?

"When you cook, you're careful to use things in their proper measure," she said.

"Increasingly happiness is considered a proper measure of social progress and goal of public policy".

I'm not sure novelty is the proper measure for Easter Mass.

Thus, a proper measure of HRQOL in people with a spine condition is still missing.

RPN is also a product of ordinal variables, which is not meaningful as a proper measure.

The Appellate Division, (3 to 2) affirmed, finding that the cost of publication was the proper measure of damages.

In those days--and also today--there was no proper measure of justice for lives of workers.

"Mr. Watts: If your Honor please, I object to that as not the proper measure of damages.