Sentence examples for truly measure from inspiring English sources

Dry statistics do not truly measure the loss.

Only through comparison can we truly measure the progress we're making".

"And in studies where they can truly measure things, measure hormones in the body, all of these have come up with objective benefits".

And then when that's all finished and we reveal what's in the middle – or hopefully reveal what's in the middle – then we'll truly measure its success," he said.

In order to truly measure the worth of spraying, Mr. Andreadis said, "you'd have to have a battery of traps out there".

In short, I have never agreed with the premise that a singular test could truly measure what a student any student learned while in college.

But until now, no one has truly measured the full impact that tax payments, government spending, noncash benefits and nontaxable income together have on inequality.

If the tests truly measured what we want students to learn, then "teaching to the tests" would be what we need.

So, the university has been grappling with how they could manage the process whereby people's abilities would be truly measured on the basis of their performance in the examination".

Furthermore, it's unclear whether the device truly measures bites like that first one you take out of an apple or chews, which vary from person to person and food to food.

Everyone, that is, except Mr. Weinblatt, who contends that its failure to measure commercials makes the Portable People Meter an inferior device, and that Arbitron and Nielsen are more concerned with preserving an obsolete status quo than with truly measuring audience.