Sentence examples for looking for measures from inspiring English sources

This has many in Washington looking for measures that will be more acceptable to conservatives.

With the budget about to be announced, business will be looking for measures to boost growth, especially the simplification of regulations and taxes.

He is reluctant to give too many details of the methods, in case it influences his forecasters' future performance, but he points out that too often forecasters begin by taking an "inside view" of a problem; when considering whether Mugabe would remain in power, for instance, they might begin by looking for measures of unrest in the country.

Are birds considered a pest by farmers (or the society) and are they looking for measures to reduce the nuisance.

If researchers and healthcare professionals are looking for measures for a specific or rare condition, they should refer to studies that have a clearer validation.

So a first priority is to look for measures that reduce the harm drugs do, both to users and to society at large.

It gets even more difficult if we look for measures which can apply to systems in general, not just to the physical systems above.

Irrigated agriculture is the world's largest water user, so governments, donor organizations, water suppliers, and farmers continue to look for measures that would produce more crop per drop.

This gives us some insight about where we might look for measures of sustainability.

We looked for measures such as utilization, absence of unmet needs, referrals, availability of specialists and appointments, and length of time to referral.

It is more likely, though that the residual absorption will decrease due to the light from subsequent steps, which would complicate the concentration estimation, and it would be pragmatic to look for measures to minimise the residual absorption should be taken.