Sentence examples for greatest measures from inspiring English sources

"We affirm, at this crucial moment in history, our valued and time-honored alliance, recognizing that one of Earth's greatest measures is the inherent decency of mankind which transcends political conflicts between nations," says the statement, printed in English and French on a home computer and carrying the seals of both cities.

Inevitably, one of the greatest measures of a society is how it chooses to deal with its most challenging members.

But I realize now that one of the greatest measures of toughness is accepting difficult truths that contradict what you've believed so strongly for so many years.

Curiously enough, the opposition to such operative procedures which continued with such intensity for so long, seems to have suddenly diminished because several surgeons have broken loose from tradition and have satisfied themselves that by operation alone can the greatest measures of success be obtained.

"Size is not the greatest measure of success," she said.

* Afford one another the greatest measure of assistance" in criminal investigations involving terrorism.

Sholem Aleichem achieved the greatest measure of success in short fiction.

At the same time, this reaction must be made with the greatest measure of understatement.

The fact that his version seems unremarkable now is, in a way, the greatest measure of his success.

At the time, conservationists described the announcement as the "single greatest measure" in the fight to save elephants from poaching.

Conservation groups said the announcement was "the single greatest measure" in the fight to save the last African elephants from poaching.