Sentence examples for which measures how from inspiring English sources

Productivity, which measures how much a worker produces in an hour, matters.

Volatility, which measures how much asset prices fluctuate in either direction, is abnormally low.

The present-situation index, which measures how shoppers feel about economic conditions, rose to 136.1, from 133.5 in April.

The present situation index, which measures how shoppers feel now about the economy, rose to 28.9 from 25.5 last month.

The load factor, which measures how full its planes are, jumped from 84 per cent to 91 per cent.

The other component of the index, which measures how shoppers feel now about the economy, rose to 30.2 from 28.2.

The plant-use rate, which measures how much of capacity factories put to work, rose to 82.3percentt from 82.2percentt in June.

The inventory-to-sales ratio, which measures how long it would take businesses to exhaust their inventories at the current sales pace, rose to 1.36 months in November.

Penman, in his "top tips" for finding a good school, suggests that parents check the school's contextual value-added score "which measures how much children improve".

The price component of the index, which measures how much producers pay for materials, stayed virtually flat at 56.6 in November, compared with 56.5 in October.

The February current-conditions barometer, which measures how consumers feel about their present financial picture, fell to 105.8 from 107.7 in January.