Sentence examples for looking at the length from inspiring English sources

"Are you crazy?" she asked him, looking at the length of the queue.

In each photograph, Mirones was looking at the length of the residual limb.

But the European Commission was contesting the UK's habitual residency test, Duncan Smith told MPs, adding that the government was looking at the length of leases some migrants take out in rented housing.

"The MoD is always examining how best to generate and sustain our armed forces, including by looking at the length of tours and the intervals between them, however, the vast majority of personnel serve six-month tours and there are no current plans to change this".

There is, however, a more obvious pattern looking at the length (the word count) of the speeches: The first years of the New Labour administration saw a marked increase in the length of the address the Queen was expected to give – and the trend didn't pass unnoticed at the time.

There are some differences between the groups (treatment: 75%, rec. control: 54%, non-rec. control: 83%), which is sustained when looking at the length of work experience, which varies between 4.3 and 6.0 years.

Just look at the length of this article, which only deals with one portion of the necessary deliberations.

"You look at the length of time; it killed the momentum in our match and behind us.

This could be supported by some specific training for staff, but more important would be to look at the length of time carers spend with older people.

"When you look at the length of time he's been in that position, any other manager would have been gone a long time ago.

In an influential analysis in 2011 two IMF economists, Andrew Berg and Jonathan Ostry, looked at the length of "growth spells" rather than simply comparing growth rates.