Sentence examples for many measures is from inspiring English sources

Conservation, by many measures, is failing.

This year's election, by many measures, is even harder fought.

In October 2005, she moved to St. Joseph's Hospital, which by many measures is the highest-rated hospital in Syracuse.

Why were projects being suspended in India and not in Indonesia, which by many measures is more corrupt?

Talk of big European and American banks quitting the City of London, which by many measures is the world's largest financial hub, are exaggerated.

The possibility that dredging could somehow backfire and repollute a river that by many measures is cleaner than it has been in generations became a nagging fear expressed by many people living near the proposed dredging areas.

Meanwhile, public expenditure cuts should now be increasingly kicking in as many measures were enacted from April.

Many measures are probably familiar: not smoking, controlling cholesterol and blood pressure, exercising regularly and staying at a healthy weight.

Many measures are taken to prevent and detect ruptures and leaks and to correct problems whenever they occur.

Fortunately, say experts on building design and bioterrorism, many measures are available to make buildings much less susceptible to such attacks.

Dr. Luis R. Marcos, president of the Health and Hospitals Corporation, said the systemwide fee was just one of many measures being taken to stave off the $313 million deficit the corporation expects to face this fiscal year.