Sentence examples for Measure offering from inspiring English sources

We believe this is one of the first trials to use home BP as the primary outcome measure, offering similar advantages to ambulatory monitoring (multiple measurements in the absence of white-coat stimuli) without the disadvantage of patient resistance to repeated use.

Consumer prices rose in February for a second consecutive month and fewer workers sought unemployment benefits, according to one measure, offering additional evidence that the economy is growing and that higher interest rates are possible.

Senator Jeff Sessions, Republican of Alabama, tenaciously assailed the measure, offering 15 amendments, to cut back drastically the number of immigrants over all who could come to the country and to expand the role of local police enforcement.

On the other hand, there was the depressing, banking-industry-led Senate defeat of a measure offering relief to America's struggling homeowners.

The bill is, for all intents and purposes, a non-controversial measure offering veterans who have served three years educational benefits equal to the highest tuition rates of in-state public universities.

The United States is one of just a handful of countries that does not offer paid leave; congressional Republicans have introduced measures offering workplace flexibility and tax credits in some instances, but they have opposed mandating paid leave.

The understanding of the structural behaviour can indeed reduce the extent of the remedial measures, offering efficient strengthening tools.

Trying to contain the damage, the government has announced a series of emergency measures, offering aid, incentives and free vaccines to farmers.

Mr. Smith, who, like Mr. Goodlatte, has special expertise on immigration issues, has been resolutely opposed to most measures offering illegal immigrants a path to citizenship.

Temporomandibular disorders (TMDs) occurs frequently in children and measuring health-related quality of life (HRQL) can complement efficacy measures, offering a complete picture of the impact of disease and treatment on overall well-being.

Compulsory re-testing after a driving ban, a police power to require an assessment of the driving of anyone observed driving in a risky manner, and a requirement for opticians to report to the licensing authority any driver with sight problems likely to affect driving emerged as the individual measures offering the best combination of acceptability and perceived effectiveness.