Sentence examples for which measures itself from inspiring English sources

But among the competition, which measures itself on sales per minute, McCaffery's strategy amounts to heresy.

The mausoleum itself, which measures about 350 square feet, is not ornate.

The Doomsday Clock, which measures the likelihood that humanity will destroy itself, didn't move this year.

The agency itself will determine exactly which measures to take.

Pointless, but imperative; political to a degree, but impatient with politics; moral certainly, but uneasily – and with serious regard to that vastness in nature against which our mortality measures itself, but which we are now killing.

A hygrometer, which measures temperature and humidity, is $24.95.

But a few figures avoid this effect, such as error rate (which measures the quality of the fielders) and the frequency of hit batsmen (which measures pitchers' control).

"Slumber," which measures 6 by 11 feet, offers innumerable wallet-size photos of people sleeping.

It takes two people to carry Orchidaceae of Mexico and Guatemala, which measures 3ft by 4ft.

Its gross margin, which measures sales minus the price of producing goods, was 68.8percentt.

Ericsson had predicted earlier that the margin, which measures profit against expenses, would decline.