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"By any measure, China is one of the least export-exposed economies in Asia, " he said.

While breakouts were the reason to enter, those breakouts did not mean a trend would continue by any measure.

"Steve [Jobs] and I are very close personal friends, " Schmidt said this summer. "I believe he's the best CEO in the world by any measure. "

By any measure, it looks as if Japan is turning a corner.

But talk of a G2 is highly misleading. By any measure, China's power is still dwarfed by America's.

She says she isn't afraid of the tough country music industry: "Not by any measure I'm intimidated by the fear of being average. "

By any measure, the US remains the sole superpower, but few imagine it can any longer set the direction of global events on its own.

By any measure, our single-minded and open-ended focus on Iraq is not a sound strategy for keeping America safe.

Eventually, forced disposals will reveal assets with sound fundamentals selling at the wrong price by any measure.

By any measure it was a spectacular show and the choreography amazing.

BY ANY measure, the New Orleans Police Department (NOPD) has been going through a rough patch.

The growth of government has been rapid by any measure. Explanations of this phenomenon include.

What I can tell you for sure is that, by any measure.

Although I can't claim to have an official consensus by any measure, the blogs I've read certainly seem polarized.

By any measure, it is a healthy level compared with the position of many developed economies.

By any measure, China's overall production and use of electricity is grossly inefficient and its pollution controls are poor.

They're not unusable, but it's clear that the sensors employed are not top shelf by any measure.

By any measure, the administration has been classifying documents at a dizzying pace.

In one, he put countries with currencies 'undervalued by any measure, ' especially China.

By any measure, however, the business is worth far more than its carrying value.

Patrick Lane of The Economist newspaper says by any measure, the bill is too high.

By any measure France's health system delivers better value for money than America's costlier one.

By any measure, the costs of keeping it open far exceed the complications involved in closing it.

By any measure, what happens to farmed animals today is anti-Christian.

The country's foreign reserves, by any measure, are needlessly large.

By any measure, Mr. Hu is the most constrained Chinese leader in modern times.

But by any measure, the spill was easily the worst in China's history, though far smaller than some of the world's more notorious accidents.

By any measure, Africa is by far the fastest-growing continent.

BY ANY measure Michelle Obama is a remarkable first lady.

This woman was beautiful by any measure.

By any measure, Boeing's new 10-a-month production target is ambitious.

By any measure, the NBA took a significant leap forward in 2010-11.

China's government reported that its economy grew 9% in the third quarter. That is, of course, still robust expansion by any measure.

His career averages of 27. 8 points, seven rebounds, seven assists and 1. 7 steals are phenomenal by any measure.

By any measure, these are shocking statistics.