Sentence examples for she quantified from inspiring English sources

It was Arlie Hochschild who coined that phrase in her book by the same name in which she quantified how women in the workplace come home at night to a second full-time job.

As an ex-accountant, when she mentioned she quantified her plastic consumption on a spreadsheet, it struck a chord.

She's not only read them, she's quantified them, in terms of the rights that they define.

For years, she had quantified the likelihood of hurricanes and their potential costs.

Did she realize she was quantifying my connection to my daughter in a way that lessens our bond next to hers?

With her settlement from Ford, which she is not permitted to quantify, she said she hoped to secure lifetime care for herself, Tristen and Lilly.

But as JLM, she must quantify and monetise such services to best serve the interests of current and future shareholders.

For volunteer as well as paid work, she says, "quantify your results, talk about the strategies used to get there and about how you contributed to the growth and success of the organization".

She also said that Enron's trading operation remained profitable, though she could not quantify it, and she also said she did not know whether the company was working on a possible bankruptcy filing or other contingency plans should its business and liquidity worsen.

Moss's influence can be quantified: she sells magazines as Vogue's most popular model, appearing on 34 covers of British Vogue alone, and is consistently on the annual Forbes list of highest-paid models.

Notes: Clinton can hedge as much as she likes on quantifying "deplorables," but she could say that the number of "irredeemables" is zero.