Sentence examples similar to unexpected measures from inspiring English sources

Mrs Clinton has fought an oddly poor one, hindered in unexpected measure by her husband.

The Bank of Indonesia raised its two benchmark interest rates by a quarter of a percent on Sept. 12, in what was widely interpreted by economists at the time as an unexpected measure to try to halt the increasingly rapid descent of the rupiah.

For example, the animation can be stopped to investigate an unexpected measured event at a specific point in time and then be continued.

I recently took what is looking to be a permanent Facebook break, and it has come with an unexpected measure of serenity to me.

This makes it possible to ascertain the effects of unexpected policy measures as well as systematic policy shifts". Sims joins two other tenured Princeton faculty members who have received a Nobel Prize in economics in the last decade, following Paul Krugman in 2008 and Daniel Kahneman in 2002.

The public furor over the "juvenile justice" bill has focused on gun control, but members have also fought over unexpected new measures to allow the Ten Commandments into classrooms, to ban the distribution of violent entertainment, and to address just about every other problem that has been cited as a cause of Columbine.

The validation case study demonstrates how unexpected centrality measures can emerge in real world networks.

Thus, it was unexpected to measure a decrease in LTP mediated by METH at lower concentrations, and we tentatively hypothesized that METH may bidirectionally modulate LTP over a range of concentrations.

What followed was both expected and completely unexpected in equal measure.

We studied this effect spectroscopically by measuring unexpected changes in the complete visible spectrum of the product chromophore resulting from using either purified LDH or LDH from lysed cells in the presence of varying concentrations of single walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) or carbon nanohorns (SWCNH-oxs).

However, this is unexpected for manually measured specimens.