Sentence examples for widest measure of from inspiring English sources

• Japan's current account surplus — the widest measure of its trade — totaled $196 billion in 2010, up more than threefold since 1989.

By halting extradition proceedings the home secretary was in danger of breaching international law and conventions under which signatories undertook to provide each other with the widest measure of "mutual assurance" in extradition proceedings.

India still has a persistent current account deficit - the widest measure of trade that includes investment flows.

And a weaker currency makes it more expensive to finance the widest measure of the trade deficit plus investment flows, which is why there have been rate hikes that hurt growth but are intended to stabilise the short-term macroeconomy.

When the door of Room 303 opened, a 12-year-old rushed past his mother and took wide-eyed measure of the brother he had not seen in more than a year.

While Allien's original work, plucked from her mid-2014 EP, Freak, was a warmer journey through thermal bass, dabs of acid, and Roland piano keys, Radio Slave, AKA Matt Edwards, has stretched out the tune to some of the widest measures of tech-freakery possible.

9.39am BST The Retail Prices Index, the wider measure of inflation, was unchanged at 2.5%.

And the retail prices index (the wider measure of inflation) also fell, to 2.4% from 2.5%.

But a wider measure of underemployment fell to its lowest for more than six and a half years.

That target was dropped earlier this year amid a restructuring of goals around a wider measure of life chances, also taking in issues such as debt and addiction.

The wider measure of industrial production, which includes mining, rose by 0.3% month on month but was only 0.1% higher than a year ago.