Sentence examples for using them to measure from inspiring English sources

In the UK, for example, the British government is already using them to measure compliance with the 2010 Equality Act.

The highest of high-tech microscopes can spot the bumps of a single atom, but using them to measure the thickness of each flake is impossibly slow.

While many American players view the series in Japan as an enjoyable sideshow, the Japanese take them seriously, using them to measure their skills against the major leaguers.

"I would like your views," Senator Al Franken said to Betsy DeVos, the Education Secretary-designate, at her confirmation hearing, on Tuesday, "on the relative advantage of doing assessments and using them to measure proficiency or to measure growth".

Our technique interprets customer voice from social media and other open data by connecting the dots across data elements as storylines and using them to measure brand perception.

Of course, most of the guys who end up with these watches won't be using them to measure their track times.

"We acted in Albany because no one trusted that Joel Klein would use them to measure performance in a fair way".

You can reset the scales and use them to measure the water – a litre is roughly one kilo.

Colleges and grad schools use standardized achievement tests to measure students on the way in; why shouldn't they use them to measure students on the way out?

They also use them to measure what they will owe retirees in the future in today's dollars, something companies have not been permitted to do since 1993.

An example, from one of the many back issues of the magazine that I keep on a shelf alongside my cookbooks: "Craig Beach of Morgantown, W. Va., cleans and saves the plastic caps from cough syrup bottles and uses them to measure liquids.