Sentence examples for than to measures from inspiring English sources

It is not surprising that more column inches are devoted to scandals than to measures taken by the House to prevent wrongdoing by its Members," he wrote in the blog, published just six days before he handed over the £200 cheque.

This issue was addressed in a research article by Woods et al 9 entitled "Poor physical function in elderly women in low-level aged care is related to muscle strength rather than to measures of sarcopenia".

This campaign, he added, "is more of an opportunity to build new organizations than to measure some of the old ones".

That produces a test that Mr. Stroup said is more sensitive to how it ranks students than to measuring what they have learned.

Mr. Bush's charged that Mr. Clinton forced the pace by calling the Camp David summit meeting in order to suit his own agenda to secure his legacy in the White House rather than to measure the needs of the participants.

After adjusting for the difference in population, Britain's parliamentary poll last year cost only 7% of the American total, thanks to tight spending limits.It is easier to count dollars than to measure their effect, however.

These tests seem designed to boost students' self-esteem rather than to measure their performance.

The aim is to understand the design and rationale behind communication efforts in relation to ZEP's conceptions about European publics, rather than to measure its impact.

Mr Hobby said the initiative should only be used as a genuine test to assess pupils, rather than to measure schools.

RVUs are designed to reflect the time required for a procedure and the complexity and/or intensity of the work, but are primarily a tool to determine reimbursement for work done, rather than to measure individual workload [2].

This means that many experiments are still designed to minimise (or ignore) natural variation in behaviour rather than to measure it and that any associated disturbances are considered irrelevant and therefore not evaluated.