Sentence examples for In what measure from inspiring English sources

She moved easily among these styles, always with a sense of when, and in what measure, to address the music with sobriety, playfulness, subtlety or charm.

In this paper, we discuss what a Faustian Bargain means, how the expression has been used in characterizing other technologies, and in what measure CO2 capture and storage is a Faustian Bargain.

Overtly acknowledging how and in what measure anger, anxiety, fear and pleasure color and shape our working lives can help us manage those emotions and use them to our benefit, both at work and at home.

Nobody can tell which of these Obamas will obtain, or in what measure, if he wins, but what he does in Pakistan would be an early and unavoidable indicator — more so than what he does in Iraq, where he has left himself more room to maneuver.

There are a few basic bits of information you need to communicate with the person serving you: what drink you would like, how many of those drinks you want, and in what measure.

There are a few basic bits of information you need to communicate with the person serving you: what drink you would like, how many of those drinks you want and in what measure.

Before engaging in demonstrations, what measures did villagers take to voice their concerns and complaints to officials?

Robert Paxton and Richard Kuisel here in the U.S. and many colleagues in France have labored to show in just what measure Vichy also represented a new order on the economic front.

This could, if we get it right, create a step change in what is measured, how it is measured, and who gets to see the numbers.

Include time in what you measure.

There are more than 50 different labels available for mountain-based resorts and hotels across Europe and they vary enormously in what they measure and the scale and scope of qualifying businesses.