Sentence examples for coming measures from inspiring English sources
You have to know what's coming measures away.
Mr. Volcker and Mr. Ravitch formed the task force out of a concern that the fiscal debate in Washington was overlooking parallel fiscal problems at the state level, and that the coming measures to shore up the federal government's finances were likely to make the states' troubles worse.
With them came measures making it harder for banks to cook their books, and more stringent capital requirements that led to a string of mergers and closures.
"A guy came, measured up, went away and I didn't hear anything for ages," he says.
A few weeks later came measured demurrals from Brent Scowcroft and James Baker, and warnings to Democrats from their political consultants of bad consequences for a headlong embrace of intervention.
There are coming ballot measures in Alaska, Oregon and the District of Columbia.
Meta-analyses have revealed the heterogeneity of out-come measures and the presence of publication bias [ 2, 3, 7].
Heterogeneous patient populations, limitations of out-come measures and the lack of a uniform control group are mostly responsible for the suboptimal responses.
All the savings, he said, would come from measures to "eliminate waste and inefficiency in Medicare".
Most empirical evidence of abnormal plasticity in dystonia comes from measures of sensorimotor cortical organization and physiology.
