Sentence examples for that clear measures from inspiring English sources

Previous research has noted the challenges in accurately measuring food and eating, 36 and suggest that clear measures are still to be developed.

The Committee for Human Rights says that governments have to take clear measures in order to ensure that "illiterate voters have all the necessary information on which to make their choice".

The special inspector general said that Treasury had not set clear measures for the number of homeowners to be reached, and when.

For each job opening, it illustrates how many unemployed workers on average are competing for that job--a clear measure of how much bargaining power is in the hands of workers versus employers when it comes to bargaining over wages.

Mr. McConnell was unable to enforce party unanimity against the financial regulatory overhaul measure that cleared the Senate on Thursday, with four Republicans providing essential support.

PREVIOUSLY: WASHINGTON ― President Donald Trump's last-minute push to repeal the Affordable Care Act propelled the effort over its first hurdle Friday morning, with the House passing a procedural measure that clears the way for a final vote in the afternoon.

Again and again, you hit passages of wry and largehearted descriptive prose that are the clearest measure of Whitehead's achievement and promise as a writer.

Instead of using other fuzzy measures such as percent gene list overlap to measure improvement, our distance measure provides a clearer measure that cuts to the signal differences attributable to alternative splicing.

To determine which ones are likely to prove true bargains, we screened for those that clear hurdles for several measures of value.

Patients also reported that strategies learnt during CCBT could be recalled, and used outside of treatment, and that outcome measures were clear and of acceptable length.

That was and is the clearest measure of Israel's intentions.