Sentence examples for many measures have from inspiring English sources

In order to mitigate fouling, many measures have been taken including the use of low-energy surface and antifoulant.

Although many measures have been taken to mitigate the formation of deposits on the heat transfer surface, fouling is still a serious problem in industrial processes.

Mr du Plessis insists that many measures have been born out of talks, often in secret, with pressure groups publicly hostile to BAT.

Reform of our health-care system is a gigantic undertaking, but too many measures have been drafted in congressional committees by liberal Democrats.

"Many measures have already been put in place and we consider that the measures in these plans will improve air quality sufficiently to achieve compliance with the directive in London before 2025".

Massoud Jazayeri, a spokesman for Iran's armed forces general staff, told the Lebanese al-Manar news channel last week that "many measures have taken place" to form forces to protect Syria's Shiite shrines.

He has been criticised over inequality, which under many measures has risen under Labour: that he cares about reducing poverty, yes, but cares little about the vast sums the richest are paid.

Witness the trillions of dollars spent on a "war on poverty" that by many measures has only made things worse.

The head of Rio's electoral court, Luiz Zveiter, said many measures had been taken to prevent intimidation.

The years of progress, which by many measures has come up desperately short for equality, are being erased as we watch right now.

Many different measures have been used to describe knee kinematics.