Sentence examples for make measured from inspiring English sources

A blind spot is low-risk if a driver takes the time to check mirrors and make measured manoeuvres; it's the guy in a tearing hurry – literally, cutting corners – who becomes an unwitting cyclist-killer.

The family moved at various times, and he was finally sent to Stowe school, where his history tutor, Martin Mac- laughlin, encouraged him to make measured drawings of the school buildings.

At Goldman I was using all the information out there in the market, the company's research, and my own research, to make measured decisions [on trades]." Parekh adds that any trades he made were within the firm's risk limits – how much the traders were allowed to make or lose on a given day.

Looking to the future, Ralph W. Muller, the chief executive of the University of Pennsylvania Health System, said, "The real challenge of running an academic medical center will be tempering the business ethos of acting instantly with the professional tendency to make measured judgments".

At present there is no assurance that international liquidity will be supplied on a sufficient scale to enable countries to make measured adjustments to economic shocks; no forum where difficult national policy choices can be discussed without degenerating in to propaganda wars.

Ozlo's probabilistic approach to the knowledge graph simultaneously attempts to make measured technological gains and push the market for knowledge closer to democratization.

Several factors make measuring online video consumption much more challenging.

The emphasis on influencing conservation managers and policymakers will make measuring success harder.

DoubleDutch is hoping to make measuring the success of your event as easy as skipping rope, and now they've got some more cash to make it happen.

It will make measuring your trial much easier.

This will also make measuring your trial much easier.