Sentence examples for growing measures from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obuchi pushed through a $400 billion plan for outlays to stimulate the economy and to recapitalize banks to try to get the economy growing, measures that were popular with the public.

In a world with unlimited information and numerous and growing measures of institutions and environments, composite indicators gained popularity because of their ability to describe a complex reality by means of few, sometimes just one, number.

Obama is introducing into global affairs a growing measure of wild uncertainty over what will replace the folding U.S. security umbrella.

High-throughput plant phenotyping aims to extend the standard approach by growing, measuring and analysing temporally thousands of plants [ 5].

The largest pumpkin ever grown measures more than 15 feet around and is 41/2 feet tall.

It took more than a year to grow, measures 81cm (32in) around and would be enough to make 250 onion bhajis.

Leveson doubtless will wish to go further, but the swift adoption of these home grown measures is – to coin a phrase – very much in the public interest.

Voake, whose charming drawings have a touch of Edward Ardizzone about them, has written a marvellous book about how to grow, measure and identify trees.

Then his voice grew measured: "Now we can play in a way where the music still means what it means, but we can blend in some other aspects of character and personality".

Alongside this week's public launch, Facebook introduced a handful of new features to help developers grow, measure and monetize their games.

Hear from Facebook's head of the Developer Circles Program about their work with developers, startups and businesses to build, grow, measure, and monetize using Facebook and Messenger platform products.