Sentence examples for that measuring from inspiring English sources

And it's a massive tablet, at that – measuring 27 inches, powered by an Intel Atom processor located up top.

But economists cautioned that measuring progressivity is tricky.

That alone suggests that measuring transparency is worthwhile.

Pollsters rose to prominence by claiming that measuring public opinion is good for democracy.

"It has long been argued that measuring progress is broader than GDP," said Clark.

Saunders said that measuring the return on investment in apps depends on what the app is designed to do.

Dr. Richardson is among those who has believed for many years that measuring brain waves is a far better alternative.

The deeper problem is that measuring schools in this way was a stupid idea in the first place.

But Mr. Fox and others realized that measuring the average cost-per-click was not good enough.

Some problems are easier to measure than others and everyone would agree that measuring slavery poses many challenges.

"Students' unions and teaching unions across the sector have highlighted that measuring teaching quality is an extremely complicated task.