Sentence examples for under measuring from inspiring English sources

All this is mildly optimistic; only mildly because even if productivity growth were to get back to its pre-crisis norm and even if we are under measuring GDP, there is still going to be a huge amount of leeway to be made up before we get back to the old growth path.

The stability of the aqueous solutions is studied under measuring conditions by size exclusion chromatography (SEC) and FT-IR, proving that the aqueous polyester solution degraded after a longer time of stay at 400 K.

We may be under-measuring the output of developed economies now, just as we were over-measuring it in the run-up to 2007.

The percentage increase is lower than it should be because the current COLA under-measures the inflation experienced by seniors and people with disabilities.

The parameters under DD were measured under red light.

Security will soon become even greater under measures announced by President Bush on Thursday.

It lost money, so it was one of the first agencies to be shut down under measures to improve competitiveness.

Under measures introduced in Denmark recently, a surcharge is being placed on foods that contain more than 2.3% saturated fat.

India sets aside a proportion of jobs and university places for Dalits, known as "untouchables", and for other "backward castes", under measures intended to remedy centuries of discrimination.

Parents of children who play truant will have their child benefit docked if they fail to pay fines, under measures announced by David Cameron.

They said the recent decline in consumer attitudes might be bottoming out, which should help put a floor under measures like retail sales.