Sentence examples for in measures with from inspiring English sources

"If progress remains elusive, Burma must consider the possibility that other countries may join in measures with us, such as a ban on new investment".

Although educators' salaries have risen (more or less) in measure with the general economy over the past hundred years, their productivity hasn't.

This is why he thinks he should also be judged in measure with his side's collective performance too, arguing his poorer run coincided with a downward curve across the Arsenal team.

In addition MMN was mostly reduced in schizophrenia if measured with MEG in the optimum paradigm.

Changes in were measured with reference to this baseline.

Comparisons of hospital LOS and mean hospital charges revealed progressive increase in both measures with increase in illness severity.

ACE also announced that the Colchester gallery firstsite, which opened in 2011, was being put in special measures with funding for one year.

Changes in radiographic measures over time corresponded with improvement in clinical measures, with maximum benefits experienced at 24-month follow-up.

Eleven managers have passed through since his departure in 2006, while he has enjoyed success and failure in equal measures with five other teams.

Figures 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 represent the changes in outcome measures with each treatment.

Johnson worked with carbon electrodes, processing them in measuring resistance with rotating disc electroanalysis.