Sentence examples for reliable measure from inspiring English sources

Shiny discs aren't exactly the most reliable measure of greatness.

But that tally is far from a reliable measure.

Libor is meant to be an honest, reliable measure of the cost of borrowing between banks.

The most reliable measure of meat consumption is whether or not people are vegetarian.

Though bankruptcy rates had climbed sharply, he continued, these were "not a reliable measure" of household financial health.

But artistic merit has never been a reliable measure of blockbuster status.

Because of its broad national scope, this survey is not a reliable measure of the Republican contest in South Carolina.

Though crude by modern standards, it was the first reliable measure of national economic performance in American history.

Statisticians consider the median a more reliable measure than the average.

Chatter about house prices is still a reliable measure of Britons' confidence in their country's economy.

The results showed that PAC is a reliable measure.