Austerity has measurably damaged Europe: here is the statistical evidence
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"North Korea considers detaining an American a measurably successful move."
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Since 20073, Israeli politics has tilted measurably and dramatically rightward.
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Pop music, throughout the '10s, has gotten measurably slower and sadder.
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After all, things really have gotten measurably worse since An Inconvenient Truth.
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Places like Phoenix, already known for summer heat, are measurably warming up.
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The Kavanaugh issue might not measurably change voter turnout for either party's base.
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Presumably, this update will also measurably increase Curiosity's total output of rocks analyzed.
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Regardless, his stance on Charlottesville didn't measurably shift his base's attitudes toward him.
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Since For Emma, Forever Ago he has measurably evolved as an artist too.
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They've made my day-to-day measurably better, or at least more interesting.
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Mr. Snyder is measurably less partisan and conservative than the Legislature's Republican majority.
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This would measurably reduce the amount of income available for investment and savings.
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She also said that Resource Generation measurably influences more than just charitable giving.
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Why doesn't he move to Casper, Wyoming, where the air is measurably cleaner?
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Of course, they were wrong — demonstrably so, thanks to Ms. Zorn, and measurably.
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Some economists on Wall Street are predicting the shutdown will measurably reduce growth.
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But the subjects whose training included acceptance and equanimity were measurably more sociable.
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"I'm going to make something that is measurably better for your house," Parker says.
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But the company has yet to be able to raise costs measurably, denting profit.
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The greenhouse gases we injected into the atmosphere have already warmed the planet measurably.
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"Our two-generation approach has been measurably successful," said Aisha Nyandoro, the executive director.
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Without an ambitious amendment to the Montreal Protocol, millions of lives will be measurably worse.
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Rank-and-file Democrats have also become measurably more negative about wealth in recent years.
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But there was a catch: They also were measurably numbed to intrusive or brusque touches.
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Tunisia and Egypt have seen measurably large shifts in public opinions from such broadcast debates.
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Drunken drivers are measurably impaired when their blood alcohol level is above a certain level.
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Non-monogamous people, for example—both men and women—show measurably higher levels of testosterone.
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Wynn Resorts chief Steve Wynn said the mass shooting in Las Vegas didn't measurably hurt business.
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The statisticians are still working out whether GDP growth has changed measurably since Trump took office.
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Under pressure from her conservative party, Merkel has vowed to "measurably reduce" the numbers this year.
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A growing (albeit not unanimous) body of empirical evidence suggests consent decrees measurably improve police practices.
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Were all shoelaces made from headphone cord, and vice versa, life would be measurably freer from stress.
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Cameras are getting measurably better all the time, but better image quality is only half the battle.
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And now, a year later, Origin didn't put enough work in to make this one measurably better.
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He also exhibits textbook traits of mental decline that have worsened measurably over the last three years.
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Many of her most measurably false claims indict the character of entire groups of people, notably brown people.
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We enjoyed last year's Z2 Play, as it was measurably better than its predecessor in nearly every way.
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In September, women favored Clinton over Trump by 19 points; come October, that advantage did not measurably increase.
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Anything measurably different means Democrats are not providing the necessary support to Republicans for keeping the government funded.
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And evidence increasingly suggests this shift has measurably improved health care access and health outcomes for L.G.B.T. populations.
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How can we make sure that we have a system in your community to get help quickly and measurably?
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In particular, some are measurably bolder and more tolerant of potential threats, such as nearby human beings, than others.
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But since they are borrowing at historically low rates, their repayment abilities have not been measurably affected, he noted.
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Our research shows that Tech Allies measurably improves older adults' use of technology and confidence in key digital skills.
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At a time when civic engagement is measurably declining in the U.S. and worldwide, citizenship itself is a flashpoint.
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People living in the vast hinterlands of countries like India and Pakistan would see their living standards measurably decline.
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Nonetheless, the Knight Institute has printed statements from its seven plaintiffs, who say they feel measurably impacted by the block.
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Meanwhile, vaccination programs in England, France, and Denmark had dramatically curbed the disease and measurably raised the national life expectancy.
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A 2018 study by World Trade Organization and World Bank experts found that trade policy uncertainty reduces global trade measurably.
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Pushing a restrictive diet simply to lower blood glucose readings can make older people miserable without measurably improving their health.
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Consider, too, that cyanide is water soluble, so blanching or boiling the leaves before their consumption reduces its level measurably.
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The other is torn by partisan discord that has escalated measurably for nearly 22019 years, to the point of dysfunction.
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After players began to be "paid" slightly more than they had previously been, college sports' popularity was not measurably affected.
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" Caro, he says, has "measurably enriched our lives with his intellectual rigor, his compassion, his openness, his wit and grace.
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The artificially intelligent chatbot can deliver personalized mental health care that makes people feel measurably better, according to a new study.
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They'll be measurably aroused—there will be engorgement, lubrication—but when the women are asked, 'Are you aroused?' they respond, 'No.
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Sears is intensely focused on collecting data about the lives of ICD patients in order to make their lives measurably better.
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Evidence compiled by The Atlantic makes the case that smartphones have measurably impacted the behavior and happiness of an entire generation.
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The frantic Soviet effort to counteract SDI contributed measurably to the victory of the American-led alliance in the Cold War.
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After a year of Trump administration attacks on reproductive health services, the health and rights of Americans have already suffered measurably.
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Both Mr. Bush and Mr. Obama aspired to move closer to India strategically, and succeeded measurably in areas like arms sales.
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To their surprise, they found that experienced lawyers obtained measurably better results at the Supreme Court than ones making their debuts.
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To their surprise, they found that experienced lawyers obtained measurably better results at the Supreme Court than ones making their debuts.
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While support from parents is frequently the most persuasive, caring adults from outside the home can also help build measurably positive outcomes.
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All the purifiers I tested measurably reduced particulate matter, but I was unable to test them against wildfire smoke or pollution (thankfully).
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After participating, the women had measurably greater self-esteem and a stronger belief that they could determine the course of their lives.
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A 2010 study from Harvard Business Review even found that simply pretending to be more confident can measurably improve your actual confidence.
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Right. Einstein wrote that it was unlikely that anyone would ever find a system whose behavior would be measurably influenced by gravitational waves.
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Well, here's a healthy recommendation that actually seems fun: A recent study shows that spending time in nature is measurably good for you.
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It was designed to support evidence-based interventions that were measurably successful and rigorously tested, and to provide funding for promising new interventions.
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Wynn Resorts chief Steve Wynn insisted Thursday the mass shooting in Las Vegas didn't measurably hurt business for the company's Las Vegas operations.
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But the issue also may not measurably change the turnout for either party's base in a state where political energy is focused elsewhere.
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Research shows that meaningful praise can measurably boost motivation and performance and can improve your brain's ability to remember and repeat new skills.
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The experience of black Americans, he argues, has gotten marginally but measurably better in the United States over the centuries since its founding.
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"Hopefully the finding will show hospitals that ER patients sleep measurably worse, and that this needs to be addressed," Prendiville said by email.
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Research from the National Federation of Independent Business, a conservative business organization, shows that small business owners were measurably less enthusiastic in September.
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Every man and woman had measurably improved his or her fitness in some way after one of the sessions, if not the other.
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NASA also needs the money to build and launch its DART deflection demonstrator craft, aiming to measurably nudge asteroid Didymos – B in October 2022.
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Thanks to the Clean Air Act, the atmospheric fallout of nitrogen that has been occurring for decades is starting to measurably diminish, he said.
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Social-science experiments have found that when men are prompted to think about changing gender roles, their political opinions shift measurably to the right.
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That figure is "not measurably different" from 2013, when the first recreational marijuana laws took effect in Washington and Colorado, according to the report.
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What customers saw wasn't optimization, but a clear cap, with tests from Netflix's speed-test tool showing measurably lower rates than non-Netflix tests.
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Home sales will rise measurably, home prices will slow down to manageable growth, while consumer choices, jobs, and the homeownership rate will all increase.
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About a quarter of the carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere is absorbed by the world's oceans, measurably lowering their pH levels, Dr. Albright said.
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The report, which was released today, implies that highly-publicized diversity efforts—at technology companies, for instance—aren't measurably combating systemic oppression in the workplace.
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Life is about to get measurably worse for many who are not prioritized by the incoming administration and others who are seen as outright enemies.
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But, the risk just rose measurably this week that the trade war with China will transform into a wider economic or even more damaging conflict.
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"Australia has measurably warmed by more than a degree ... The occurrence of fire is very, very sensitive to temperature," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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On Election Night, with Clinton's victory and Trump's defeat, a loss that will not render him measurably more affronted or angry or whatever he is.
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But in practice, it can be difficult to craft a foreign policy that measurably deters an adversary but simultaneously does not spiral into a dangerous conflict.
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For instance, people who later received a depression diagnosis talked about themselves on Facebook measurably more often than people who did not develop the mood problem.
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A decade into an economic expansion, lower interest rates might not measurably improve the outlook for corporate profits, the economy or the stock market, they say.
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The weeklong test period with the Taliban for a meaningful "reduction in violence" (RIV) seems to have measurably cut the Taliban's violence by about 2628 percent.
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It can not only make your psychological outlook more positive, but it can also yield tangible financial results that will measurably improve your material well-being.
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The degree to which the two paths are different, indicating the relative strength of the gravitational tug from below, measurably alters the degree of addition and subtraction.
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Merkel has promised to "measurably reduce" arrivals this year, but has refused to introduce a cap, saying it would be impossible to enforce without closing German borders.
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She was measurably more sexual than any female character I had seen at that age—everything Meg said slipped out of her lipsticked lips like an invitation.
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The law narrowed the yawning disparities in access to care, levied the taxes needed to pay for it, and measurably improved the health of tens of millions.
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Wait for the media backlash to blow over and the return to business as usual while making but not measurably adhering to ANY OF THE CHANGES PROMISED.
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Quill, a free online tool that helps students measurably improve grammar and writing, discovered that natural-language processing was essential to remedy students' struggles with sentence fragmentation.
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If high-powered CEOs could do it, so could I. Three weeks later, I can report that my life, work, and stress level have been measurably improved.
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"Berkshire Hathaway's investment solidly positions STORE for continued growth, while adding measurably to our already strong financial position," Store Capital CEO Christopher Volk said in a statement.
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As reported by the Brookings Institution last month, these fees are measurably more frequently applied and cost more in cities with a higher proportion of African-Americans.
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Merkel has vowed to "measurably reduce" arrivals this year, but has refused to introduce a cap, saying it would be impossible to enforce without closing German borders.
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And as the father of three beautiful little girls I wish to God that there were a killer app that could stop or even measurably reduce the killing.
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Kennedy's polling found that while voters thought JFK looked better than the sweaty Richard Nixon -- the underlying horse race had not measurably changed from its essentially tied reality.
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While some of the wettest parts of the world are seeing heavier and more unpredictable precipitation, scientists say, some drier parts of the planet are becoming measurably drier.
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A massive volcanic eruption, like the 1991 eruption of Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines, can inject enough sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere to measurably cool the whole planet.
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Though the team's offense was understandably lauded, the team's defense improved measurably under the new defensive coordinator, Wade Phillips, one of the great defensive minds of his generation.
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Gaming performance on PCs doesn't seem to be affected by the patch, while performance of databases like PostgreSQL and Redis does appear to be measurably worse, Larabel wrote.
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"We expect an eventual 'soft Brexit' agreement... but we think the odds of a 'cliff edge Brexit' will increase measurably before a withdrawal agreement takes shape," he said.
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Humans are real entities with interiority and the capacity to feel pain or joy, whose lives you can measurably affect — and whose existence will still go on without you.
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Hardware systems such as radar warning receivers, sensors, avionics and weapons systems can all change measurably in nearly real-time by virtue of the current pace of technological change.
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Though Coursera doesn't need machine learning in the same way, the technology does offer the potential to help the company measurably differentiate from competitors like Udacity and Khan Academy.
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Concealed carry laws, laws that ban those convicted of domestic abuse from purchasing guns, and extended sentences aimed at curbing armed robbery all appear to measurably reduce gun violence.
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The Remnant are those who by force of intellect are able to apprehend these principles, and by force of character are able, at least measurably, to cleave to them.
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Al and Irma Lopez, retirees, sat 143 rows back under the basket and commended the team for offering measurably cheaper seats — about half the going price for Lakers games.
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And, by allowing more pollution into the air, the rule would measurably contribute to more premature deaths from lung and respiratory illnesses, piling on more societal and economic costs.
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Lomas points to the rise of sati as evidence that Westerners can study an untranslatable phenomenon, create exercises for cultivating it, and through that measurably improve people's well-being.
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In a victory that was measurably easier than the 66-54 final score suggested, Stewart played all 40 minutes, scored 25 points, hit three of her four 3-point shots.
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"In our testing of Siri over the past two years, we found the product lags measurably behind Google Home and marginally behind Alexa and Cortana," Munster wrote in his note.
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The organization has measurably increased the volume of inbound travel -- and now, its mission of promoting the United States as a welcoming and unique destination is more critical than ever.
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Cataclysms of human error, including accidents at Chernobyl and aboard the Exxon Valdez, all took place in the small hours, when workers are measurably slowest to respond to warning signals.
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Each of these actions make it harder for Iran to restart its large-scale enrichment program that is essential to building nuclear weapons — making the world measurably and verifiably safer.
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It's possible you have already heard of Vormann and his incredibly joyful eccentricity, but I stumbled upon him merely this afternoon, and he has already made my life measurably better.
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Their pilot showed clear results: Testing with four-five headsets, their AR software measurably helped workers on the floor by augmenting the workflow with voice recording and hands-free capabilities.
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But it may not follow that the most sweeping tax cut bill in 285 years will measurably improve the President's tenuous political plight after a turbulent first year in office.
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But McCarthy said Republicans still have the opportunity to turn the political tide, especially if they are able to pass a tax-reform package that measurably boosts the American economy.
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What this all means is that not only are we using technology to make broader, more interconnected, and more informed food choices, but also that the movement is measurably growing.
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Sending your friend a silly tweet you saw can brighten both of your days, and expressing gratitude has been found to make both you and the receiver feel measurably happy.
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Practitioners of the Alexander Technique, a system of modifying movement and posture that is popular with actors and public speakers, have touted the program's ability to help people stand measurably taller.
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Evidence-based research found, for example, that a well-designed program of home visiting by medical or social service professionals can measurably improve outcomes for the children of low-income families.
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Many experts, including the Census Bureau's career staff, fear that the question would measurably reduce participation among Hispanics and immigrants, and thus cause them to be underrepresented in the final data.
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Despite all those issues, and even as WebKit's flaws have served as the entry point for one iOS attack after another, it's debatable whether WebKit is measurably less secure than Chrome.
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And a recent study from Stanford's business school determined that immigrants are measurably more productive than their US-born counterparts, when looking at the number and value of patents they secure.
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The president-elect's poll numbers, already measurably low by historical standards, do not reflect the degree to which his non-supporters dislike the prospect of his presence in the Oval Office.
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And recently, the administration proposed a new rule that would make it measurably harder for immigrants who have received public assistance to secure entry or permanent status in the United States.
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Because of the overhang of new units and the continued correction in pricing, Manhattan's luxury real estate market is not likely to strengthen measurably in the first half of 2017, Miller said.
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Polarization has measurably increased in every aspect of American politics, from congressional voting to public opinion, with an especially dramatic rise in "negative partisanship" — distrust of and disdain for the other side.
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Thiam said the need for advice had measurably risen among its private banking clients, who were seeking more contact with their relationship managers as the bank helped wealthy families diversify their assets.
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That raises the clear red flag for Republicans that the young people who broke decisively against the party last month are likely to comprise a measurably larger share of voters in 2020.
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This pill can measurably improve your memory, overall cognitive performance, ability to learn new information, receptivity to facial cues, mood, ability to handle problems, metabolism, risk for heart disease and immune system.
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"Women have really good reason to be reticent to unveil things before they are fully baked, because the level of scrutiny that we are under is measurably more significant" than for men.
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However, despite Trump's claim, the 20th annual State of the Air report, supported by the American Lung Association, found that pollution in the US has gotten measurably worse over the last three years.
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"I'm working from home" and "we're gathering in the break room for birthday cake" migrated into dedicated office ephemera channels, where they could be ignored, and the load on our inboxes lightened measurably.
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In America, for instance, it seems reasonable to expect life to get measurably worse over the next four years for visible minorities, LGBTQ people, women who seek autonomy over their own bodies, etc.
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No doubt this stems partly from deficient educational opportunities at earlier levels of schooling, but there is growing evidence that systematic, intensive, and data-aware reforms in postsecondary institutions can measurably improve results.
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First, you'd have to convince a judge that the destruction of Harvey was made measurably worse by rising global temperatures—that is, assuming you could even persuade a court to consider the case.
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"Unless economic activity data improves measurably over the coming months, reflecting proof of the so-called 'Boris bounce', and interest rate cut is likely to remain on the agenda for 0.753," Shah added.
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Even his supporters say the president, who uses the word "tough" as a favored expression of admiration, has not made a measurably effective transition from the world of private business to public office.
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Labour's leadership team and supporters alike want the party to win not for the sake of winning, but in order to bring Labour's economic and social agenda to Britain, to measurably improve people's lives.
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They are far more than just pretty plants; these trees provide energy savings and measurably improved air quality — to say nothing of the acres of valuable habitat they provide for people and animals alike.
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So based on the currently available evidence, he said, it's still impossible to know whether exercise improves back health in the long-term, or if one type of exercise program is measurably better than others.
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She has talked tougher in recent months, vowing in December to "measurably reduce" arrivals and promising at the weekend to give authorities more powers to crack down on migrants who commit crimes, including deporting them.
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Instead of hopping on that thing each morning, hoping that day is the day it will make me measurably happier — and for me, that has meant skis, houses and plenty of other stuff — I'm moving.
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" One unusual observation in the study, though, is that "visits to fake news websites are highest among people who consume the most hard news and do not measurably decrease among the most politically knowledgeable individuals.
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That's why, as Harold Koda, the former curator of the Met's Costume Institute once told me, the decibel levels are measurably higher at a fashion exhibition than at any other show the museum puts on.
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" The analyst also expects to hear heavy commentary about Siri, noting that his testing over the past two years has shown Apple&aposs virtual assistant "lags measurably behind Google Home and marginally behind Alexa and Cortana.
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Another reason I don't buy smart home devices is that I don't feel they would measurably improve my quality of life, which is what tech is supposed to be for and is increasingly not convincingly for.
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Right now, there are several pieces of software that allow players to practice their shooting skills (Aim Hero is a popular one on Steam), but they're tuned more for entertainment than measurably improving a player's performance.
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Among contemporary 7503th-century CEOs, the name Ralph J. Roberts might not ring the same bell as, say, Jack Welch or Elon Musk, but his scope of influence on American homes and businesses is measurably greater.
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But he has been helped by a United States economy whose rate of growth, though not measurably higher than a year ago, has added around 191,000 new manufacturing, mining and construction jobs so far this year.
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While human-caused greenhouse gas emissions are responsible for the bulk of the increase in CO22 levels, Australia's bushfires have made the problem measurably worse, underscoring the impact of the catastrophe on the global climate system.
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It even allows them to hold out the possibility that once "the illegal population has measurably diminished" (in the words of National Review), the unauthorized immigrants who stuck it out will be rewarded with eventual legal status.
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But it will be a crucial one as the Knicks move forward with a team dealing with a probable yearlong absence of its franchise talent, Kristaps Porzingis, and likely to get much younger before it gets measurably better.
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Also, given that attack submarines are routinely able to launch attacks, conduct recon and access enemy areas in closer proximity to island and coastal areas, compared with many deeper draft larger surface combatants, ALMDS could measurably improve submarine operations.
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As Doug Wead, the Republican figure who coined the phrase, wrote in his 1992 book, "It's Time For A Change," even measurably successful Republican economic policies have never been vote winners if the voters perceive them as lacking compassion.
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The million acres of land that has belonged to the roughly 1,22010 indigenous Cofán for centuries were certified last Earth Day by Quiet Parks International as the world's first Wilderness Quiet Park — a place measurably free from human noise.
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They are frauds in terms of what they're offering Russian society, people's lives aren't getting measurably better as a result, and that there is an alternative, more modern, responsible, transparent, and promising and innovative pathway for Russia to apply.
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Robert Caro, the young man who gave up thinking with his fingers, has performed great deeds in that cause, but he has also measurably enriched our lives with his intellectual rigor, his compassion, his openness, his wit and grace.
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Once you've somehow become invested in these people, it's troubling that the cast's lives never seem to measurably improve over six seasons, despite the money they're making sitting around their apartments taking shots and filling kiddie pools with margarita mix.
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This is because the Moon, when it is full, reflects a whole lunar surface-worth of distant sunlight onto the terrestrial night and Earth is measurably warmer than it would be at the Moon's crescent, or even in its gibbous phase.
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In addition to compensating individual owners, Volkswagen will also be required to fund programs to reverse the damage its excessive pollution caused — which might be more of a symbolic measure than a measurably realistic one — and promote other environmentally friendly initiatives.
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Clinton now faces a measurably greater challenge in proving that she is the well-qualified politician her supporters know her to be, based on her varied career as a senator, secretary of state and first lady deeply involved in public life.
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The prime example of this, of course, is the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act, the Clinton-era federal law that vitiated habeas corpus review and made it measurably harder for justice to come to criminal defendants who deserve it.
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Despite the availability of skilled, compassionate care through Medicare's hospice benefit, families are not taking full advantage of the wide range of services offered that can measurably improve a patient's quality of life as they approach the end of life.
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Satish Dharmaraj, partner at Redpoint and investor in Astro, explained to TechCrunch that he empathizes with the anxiety generated around bot investments, but that Astro can work because it works to tackle a specific problem and has the potential to measurably improve productivity.
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"LG expects the smart car and electric vehicle component business to grow measurably in 2016, highlighted by the LG-General Motors joint development of the Chevrolet Bolt electric car, which LG plans to leverage to support additional such partnerships," the company said.
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But by being strategic with my money — by spending generously on the things that really matter while cutting down extremely on things that don't measurably improve my life — I'm able to live what feels like a very full life while still saving money.
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And he argues strenuously "that there are better ways to deal with profanity than to suppress it," even though he acknowledges evidence that one type of profanity — slurs directed at people because of their racial, ethnic and sexual identities — are measurably harmful.
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Northern Kenya — like its arid neighbors in the Horn of Africa, where Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson paid a visit last week, including a stop in Nairobi — has become measurably drier and hotter, and scientists are finding the fingerprints of global warming.
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This is especially true among the kind of white people I spend most of my time with -- professionals, academics, businesspeople -- whose lives haven't gotten measurably worse in the last two years, and in some cases, because of the booming stock market, have improved.
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"No single investment or activity can mitigate all harms, but organized discussions and stakeholder feedback will allow us to further evaluate and prioritize these activities based on their expected return on investment and ability to measurably impact ecosystem resilience," the report states.
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A few years ago The New York Times ran a story that said expressing gratitude — even if you're faking it — can measurably improve your overall happiness and life satisfaction, and it can sometimes even improve the happiness of those around you. Imagine!
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Women who are denied abortions are measurably worse off than women who receive a wanted abortion—in measures of economic security, the well-being of their children, and the achievement of aspirational plans including having future children when they have more support.
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The tiny islands directly crossed by Irma, like Barbuda and St. Martin, did little to weaken it, but the storm's intensity could be measurably diminished by a close encounter with a larger land mass, such as Cuba, en route to the U.S. mainland, scientists said.
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A weighted blanket applies pressure to the body throughout the night, creating a sense of calm and "grounding" that relaxes the nervous system, encourages dopamine and serotonin production (which later converts to melatonin, making you sleepy), and actually measurably reduces or eliminates pain and stress.
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Over time, chronic procrastination has not only productivity costs, but measurably destructive effects on our mental and physical health, including chronic stress, general psychological distress and low life satisfaction, symptoms of depression and anxiety, poor health behaviors, chronic illness and even hypertension and cardiovascular disease.
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And it's that type of self-criticism that can have measurably destructive effects, including symptoms of depression, anxiety, substance abuse, negative self-image and, in a particularly vicious twist, decreased motivation and productivity, according to a study published in the Journal of Psychotherapy Integration.
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We see what slavery took from others on the mountain when Madison Hemings says that his siblings were "measurably happy" as children because they knew they would not be slaves all their lives, and because they were always allowed to be with their mother.
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In that sense, the Vantage, for all its bells and whistles, may cater to a small market: gamers with the money to spend on a device that may not be measurably better than existing options and is plagued by too many problems to justify its cost.
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"The white Obama-Non-Clinton voters we surveyed were clear: If the economy does not improve measurably, they are not going to give Trump a second chance—and they already have a clear reason to explain his failure: Twitter," Messina explains in a Politico op-ed.
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In the Pew survey, Republican women were far more likely than Republican men to say boys should be exposed to activities usually associated with girls, and modestly but measurably more likely to say changing gender roles made it easier to raise children and enjoy successful marriages.
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Lizzie: It's rough to come to terms with the fact that we're living in the final days of One Video, but perhaps it's even rougher to come to terms with the fact that music videos do not seem to have measurably improved since we started this godforsaken column.
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To be specific, just five metropolitan areas out of the nation's 100 largest — San Francisco, San Jose, Austin, Dallas and Phoenix — accounted for nearly 28 percent of the nation's 2010-2015 tech growth, and, in doing so, have measurably increased their share of the nation's tech job base.
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Although changes in survey methodology may partly explain the difference, the 2018 exit polls showed that among both working-class white men and women who are not evangelicals, Democratic House candidates won a measurably higher share of the vote than Hillary Clinton did in the 2016 presidential race.
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House Republicans might have amusedly applauded Mr. Trump's cutting tweets when they were aimed at the news media and other common foes, but they found them measurably less funny when the criticisms were directed their way, raising alarms among Republicans about his power to corral them via social media.
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Mr. Christie's assertion that "America and the world are measurably less safe" because of the deal is far more questionable: Iran gave up 98 percent of its nuclear fuel, dismantled vast numbers of centrifuges and other nuclear infrastructure, and so far appears to have stuck to everything it agreed to.
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Had a scientist in the early 21185s suggested that within 25 years a single heat wave would measurably raise sea levels, at an estimated two one-hundredths of an inch, bake the Arctic and produce Sahara-like temperatures in Paris and Berlin, the prediction would have been dismissed as alarmist.
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So many people died of disease in the Americas after the arrival of Columbus—fifty-six million, according to the latest research in Quaternary Science Reviews —and so many areas of cleared, cultivated land were abandoned, and thus allowed to reforest, that CO 2 levels were measurably reduced and the planet's temperature lowered.
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Too much of the tech industry keeps grimly trying to work the buttons and levers of that increasingly rusted engine, the clanking gears of the startup-disruption machinery, convinced that if it doesn't seem to measurably be making things better any more, then that just means they're not doing enough of it.
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The slightly less forgiving way to put it is that social media has made us all measurably dumber: less inclined to pause before sharing something absurd or making fun of it and willing to believe any bizarre or horrible thing about someone we hate (who on Twitter does not hate Michael Bloomberg?).
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The broad acceptance of this story line is evidenced not only by the measurably successful self-promotion of sporting associations and events like the World Cup, but also in the societal reverberations of shock and outrage when a sports star falls from grace, as though they were not fallible and flawed in the same way as us mere mortals.
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Congress should focus on updating and enforcing these sanctions while incorporating new ideas from the Atlantic Council and others that would crack down on Russian money laundering and shell corporations, expose the financial crimes of Putin cronies, and prevent U.S. real estate from being a haven for kleptocrat money, all without measurably hurting the U.S. economy.
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Across the five key counties of northern Virginia, Hillary Clinton in 803 posted measurably bigger victory margins against Trump than those same counties provided for Barack Obama in 2012, for Terry McAuliffe in his 2013 gubernatorial victory or for Mark Warner in his narrow 2014 Senate win against Ed Gillespie, the GOP's gubernatorial nominee this year.
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A recent study by researchers at Teachers College, Columbia University, found that schools that partnered with the organization tended to have "measurably healthier school food environments after a year of FoodCorps presence," and that students who had the most exposure to gardening and culinary lessons ate up to three times more fruits and vegetables at lunch.
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They found the self-prescribed eating routines (which people could adjust to fit their schedules) not only helped patients lose more weight than they would by restricting calories or trying to exercise more, but the participants also achieved powerful reductions in bad cholesterol levels and cut their belly flab down measurably, while also sleeping more soundly and feeling energized.
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But while urban Indians like me run our own home into the ground, the 50% foreign community of Auroville has successfully reforested 5,000 acres of land and turned barrenness into a lush forest that acts as a massive pair of lungs for the region — so much so that the temperature within Auroville is measurably 3 degrees lower than in surrounding villages.
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This same attitude makes engineers discount the importance of sales; makes Hacker News commenters contemptuously dismiss the notion that their self-proclaimed hyper-rational arguments might actually be skewed rationalizations of their own emotional bias; and makes the tech world assume that better technology automatically makes the world better, and if it isn't measurably better yet, well, that means we just need even better tech yet.
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Going into Election Day 220006, he had the lowest favorability ratings of any major party nominee in history — numbers that were measurably worse than the opponent he went on to defeat, Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThree legal scholars say Trump should be impeached; one thinks otherwise Report: Barr attorney can't provide evidence Trump was set up by DOJ Jayapal pushes back on Gaetz's questioning of impeachment witness donations to Democrats MORE.
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