Sentence examples for and now measures from inspiring English sources

The number of city residents has been falling for six consecutive decades and now measures around 430,000, or less than half the peak population in the early 1950s.

Design The most striking thing about the new nano is its shape: Although it's just about the same volume as the second-gen model, it's been squashed vertically and now measures 2.75 by 2.1 by.25 inches (the image above is the actual size… at least, it is on my 15-inch MacBook Pro — ymmv).

Yet the mythological creature has grown into "a handsome strapping, 24-year-old union bridge worker" and now measures 19 inches tall.

However, since then, the authors chastise, they have gained 45% in volume and now measure, on average, a frightening 86 pages apiece hence the reference to carpet bombing.The aim of sustainability reporting to determine if a firm trades "fairly", protects the environment and so on may be relatively new, but the tone of this report is thoroughly Victorian, a sort of schoolmasterly "could do better".

"And the first has to be, 'Can we make animals live longer with sir2?' " He has engineered both mice and worms with extra copies of sir2, and is now measuring their life spans.

It's also swimproof and can now measure additional sports activity like skiing and snowboarding.

and are now measured in the slant-range plane.

The Standard & Poors' 500 Stock Index, pushed downward throughout most of the month by the cost of rising oil prices and a now "measured" Fed, managed to rally back in the closing week.

Ludo now measures 118.33cm in length.

The D80's screen now measures 2.5 inches diagonally, too.

Both sender and receiver can now measure the physiological values from their environment, generate pairwise keys, and use them for security purposes whenever they intend to communicate [26].