Sentence examples similar to half way measures from inspiring English sources

It already offered one-way transfer, from Europe to the U.S., a half way measure before it presumably had the regulatory clearance and money lanes in place needed to provide the "full TransferWise experience".

Even reasonable half-way measures are characterised as press freedoms eroded and democratic principles laid waste.

These are the kind of moves that his predecessors didn't do; or, if they had wanted to do, would have contemplated for a long time, and then had someone else do it for them by half-way measures.

Half-way measures will not get him in the big house on Observatory Hill, much less the Pentagon.

It's a slightly awkward half-way measure, but it shows an admirable willingness to hold up his hands and admit that an idea didn't work.

I'm told the president is likely make clear his preference for comprehensive immigration reform, but do so cautiously, leaving the door open for a half-way measure backed by Republicans.

The edge-to-edge distance across each longest stereocilium in a bundle at approximately half way along its shank was measured.

That towel, by the way, measures precisely 13 1/2 by 32 inches, and we were each allocated exactly one.

I saw me in some way measured out.

Almost every other asset you can think of is in some way measured against it.

In this way, measuring similarities between actions leads to design a similarity measure between strings.