Sentence examples for made measuring from inspiring English sources

For a while, Weather Service employees from Newark made measuring New York's snow an interstate exercise.

We made measuring patient wellbeing central to monitoring the effectiveness of the initiative and made this clear to all involved from the beginning.

Since 2008, the administration has designated $642 million for anticrime aid to the region, but congressional watchdogs have complained that a lack of transparency on the spending has made measuring results difficult.

But the most impressive one would be Malmö Festival, Scandinavia's largest city festival, last year, where we decided to turn their poster into an art installation, thus creating the biggest poster ever made, measuring 13 by 9 meters (43 by 29.5 feet) in real life.

His magnum opus, titled The Story of the Vivian Girls, in What Is Known as the Realms of the Unreal, of the Glandeco-Angelinian War Storm Caused by the Child Slave Rebellion, is the longest known work of fiction ever made, measuring in at a whopping 15,145 pages, not to mention the 8,000-page 8,000-page

These pleiotropic defects made measuring the refractory period difficult.

Each of the 3 negatives from which the Giant is made measured only 5x9 1/2.

The Administration made measured claims of success today for the cruise-missile attacks in the Sudan and Afghanistan on Thursday.

Full-thickness incisional skin wounds were made, measured over time, and collected for histological analysis as described previously [24].

However, monitoring natural hazard provisions is difficult and often provisions are not readily measurable, making measuring outcomes difficult.

That makes measuring progress all the more difficult.