Sentence examples for going to measure from inspiring English sources

But where the couch is — that's how I'm going to measure my happiness from now on?

And that's ultimately how I'm going to measure success, and, hopefully, how history measures success.

If we're going to measure it in pounds, shillings and pence, it's more pence than shillings".

"But the difference is that we're going to measure outcomes too, like re-attendance rates for the same problem.

How are you going to measure it?" In fact, there were questions it was possible to ask.

We want to empower people to ask and answer questions, and we're going to measure every aspect of it".

"I'm not going to measure it, other than they're playing very well and they're a very good team.

"I don't think that the recovery from this is going to measured in days or weeks.

The rest of the increase, she said, would go to measuring the impact of the agency's counseling programs.

Governments, financial organizations, and corporations continue to use GDP as the go to measure for success, "the golden arrow of global economic aspirations".

"Everything is going to be measured as either before or after," Ms. Camahort Page said.