Sentences with phrase «real measure of»

If markets are a real measure of activity / efficient, we would already have a business model where realtors work for an hourly wage.

However, he says the real measure of his success is his children.

As the saying goes, «The real measure of your wealth is how much you'd be worth if you lost all your money.»

While mobile is of course very important, the real measure of Facebook's growth, according to Zuckerberg anyway, will be the number of «things» its users share every day.

The real measure of productivity is the ratio of output to input, or how much is produced per hour of work.

At the end of every case, the real measure of success is not the gross settlement but the adequacy of the net result.

«You can't say how great your services are with no real measure of what you've actually accomplished.

The real measure of «success».

There is one real measure of science — and that is the ability to make predictions.

Second, the IPCC work fails the real measure of science: the ability to predict.

Also the effort to produce «temperature proxy» ignores the overall effect productions of Turbulent processes presents in short term fluctuation of REAL measure of «temperature» as presenting a measure of the residual Kinetic Energy within a System.

To get a real measure of the exhibition, just sample some of the British artists included: Ryan Gander, Martin Creed, Nathaniel Mellors, Rebecca Warren and Haroon Mirza, who I recently wrote about.

There are some games on this list that I would wholeheartedly recommend to anyone even remotely interested, but the real measure of 2017 is the games that don't make the list because I just didn't have time to get into them.

But the real measure of success shows in the heartwarming stories of people who have adopted through PetSmart Charities of Canada, and they know the love that pets bring to their families.

That's our real measure of success.

We never know the real measure of our resilience until it is tested, and kidnapping is the ultimate trial.

The real measure of a populist car such as the Cobalt is how well it serves its across - the - board customers.

While the M2 wins Australia's Best Driver's Car for 2016 on points (one point, in fact), the real measure of the appeal of BMW's best and most affordable M car is that eight of our 13 judges scored it as their top choice.

While the performance increase is negligible, the GT R promises to deliver significantly faster laps on the track, which is the real measure of a supercar.

How much a student learns, not how much the teacher «understands,» is the real measure of a teacher's value.

They are nowhere near sophisticated enough — if indeed any single test can be — to be used as a real measure of performance.

A real measure of success is when they start bringing their own books from home to read to «my dog.»

This is certainly true of the accountability movement in California, which has a tortured history of reform and retrenchment that for years left the state with no real measure of how its students were performing.

Having answers to these kinds of practical questions is the real measure of a leader.

But my real measure of success is seeing my mother smile, as she means the whole world to me.»

But it took years of work to find the real measure of thawing permafrost.

The real measure of success, according to North Carolina governor Pat McCrory at a July 4 news conference, was that there were no known deaths or even serious injuries linked to the storm.

The mayor will be judged by results, the only real measure of success,» said Karen Hinton.

Lerner, with Common Cause, says while that's admirable, the real measure of success will be an enacted law, not one house bills or statements.

«The Mayor will be judged by results, the only real measure of success.»

«How we do this is going to set the tone for how we govern and how we govern is going to be the real measure of what this is worth.»

«It's a real measure of accomplishment, the next best thing to winning a major championship.»

The real measure of progress is Europe, where the whole of England has moved seriously backwards, but regarding Arsenal it's six seasons in a row we go out at the round of 16 in the CL, and we lost 5 of the 8 games we played.

Lawson was basically the only guy who gave Stanley any real measure of trouble for more than a play or two, but he certainly didn't dominate him or even come close.

The real measure of success in this house is not how lovely a food is or how good it smells, but will someone actually eat it.

So indeed they can, upon that level; for there is a real measure of truth in such renderings of the story.

We must acknowledge the real measure of divine revelation and grace which is to be found in the non-Christian religions and in any other place where men meet that which commands their fullest and purest allegiance.

The market cap provides the real measure of the value and size of a currency.

It can be maddening to read an article that quotes Chinese GDP numbers as if they were a real measure of long term economic growth.

Today, referrals drive the lion share of how new customers find us and that is the real measure of if we hit our goal of serving our customers well.»

The only detail he would reveal was that some of HP's 3D printing customers are making repeat orders and that overall sales are growing, representing a «real measure of success.»

Adjusted Ebitda, which is a real measure of performance, was down to $ 229.2 million from $ 244.2 million.

He's now working with clients, whom he says he doesn't yet have approval to name, to help «get real measures of their influencer marketing, because they don't get them from the partners they work with.»

Graph 2 shows nominal and real measures of banks» business lending and mortgage rates.

Unlike interest tests of old, YouScience uses fun, engaging aptitude - based «brain games» to capture real measures of ability.

We capture real measures of aptitudes and help students see how their natural talents connect to real - world careers.

MSA has partnered with YouScience, a next generation online career guidance program that captures real measures of aptitudes through a series of brain games.

The real measures of success are high school students fully prepared for immediate employment and / or further education, lower college attrition rates, and reasonable cost to the taxpayer of each graduate — and non-graduate.

The truth is: a business as usual approach towards Indigenous Australians is not working... We need a new beginning — a new beginning which contains real measures of policy success or policy failure; a new beginning, a new partnership, on closing the gap with sufficient flexibility not to insist on a one - size - fits - all approach for each of the hundreds of remote and regional Indigenous communities across the country but instead allowing flexible, tailored, local approaches to achieve commonly - agreed national objectives that lie at the core of our proposed new partnership; a new beginning that draws intelligently on the experiences of new policy settings across the nation...

Evaluating both your projects and your performance at this point is extremely important because you are then weighing the value and progress of your projects against the real measures of sales and income.