Sentence examples for is now measured from inspiring English sources
adverb
At the present time.
Despite his vigor, his time is now measured in years, not decades.
A school's success is now measured first by the performance of its pupils.
To gain full marks, it's all about knowing what to write, how to analyse – and the sad thing is that this is how intelligence is now measured.
A best seller in the old days was numbered in the tens of thousands but is now measured in the hundreds of thousands.
"Ten years ago, there were two or three drugs available; now there are 16," he said, adding that life expectancy is "now measured in decades".
His distance from the major leagues is now measured by how far he sits from his television, watching broadcasts of Mets games.
Dr Tennent is now measuring my breathing patterns.
Nielsen is now measuring what it calls the "unique audience" for Twitter posts about television, providing a more complete view of the phenomenon known as social TV.
"And the first has to be, 'Can we make animals live longer with sir2?' " He has engineered both mice and worms with extra copies of sir2, and is now measuring their life spans.
The University of Exeter is now measuring the height of water levels and collecting water samples to see whether, as expected, the habitat the beavers create filters and cleans the water, removing phosphates and other pollutants.
After scaling down by a factor of 10, that is, now measuring in centimeters, 100 (10) squared centimeters will fit in the original squared decimeter.
