Sentence examples for earliest measures from inspiring English sources

The release is one of the earliest measures of business activity available for April and appears to indicate that an unexpected growth slowdown in the first quarter may be continuing into the second.

In both experiments, the earliest measures of the garden path effect were not modulated by this manipulation.

The assessment framework would become more refined as additional epidemiologic and clinical information are gathered and the biases in the earliest measures are better characterized.

The earliest measure of trust in the WVS is from the 1981 wave, but often from a later wave for most countries.

The absolute dispersion of repolarization for a single paced beat was measured as the time difference between the earliest measured repolarization and the latest measured repolarization time.

The new bill, like the earlier measures, has the support of scores of news organizations, including The New York Times.

One of Briffaut's controversial early measures was to cancel the town's commemorations of the abolition of slavery.

The banking industry might be able to bear more regulations, given how it has fared under earlier measures.

The resolution extends the reach of punishments in the two earlier measures, adopted in December 2006 and March 2007, but it does not make them tougher.

5. Find the right route to scale Once those early measures show potential, finding the right route to scale is also important.

In a statement, the 27-nation European Union said it was ready to impose "targeted measures against those responsible for the verdict" and to stiffen some earlier measures, including an arms export ban, visa restrictions and financial sanctions.