Sentence examples for measure as it from inspiring English sources

Republicans condemned the vote and said they would oppose the measure as it proceeds on its legislative route.

But he again stopped short of threatening to vote against the measure as it is.

This, says Unicef, "is as difficult to measure as it is critical to wellbeing".

The NDI is an appealing measure as it is a short and well-known PRO measure.

Isn't growth a misleading measure as it doesn't take account of whether people feel happy?

And piracy is almost as tough to measure as it is to fight.

The main reason is that senators can be sure that the measure, as it stands now, will not become law.

11.10am GMT Rachel Treweek, the Archdeacon of Hackney, says the measure as it stands is "not perfect for any of us.

The largest number of infections in the past 21 days – a useful measure as it is the longest incubation period of the virus – have come from Sierra Leone.

Yet Mollie's Measure, as it is known in poverty circles, is still pegged to an annual grocery bill, adjusted for little more than price increases over time.

This measure as it stands is discriminatory and does not offer reassurance to the almost a third of members who cannot accept female headship.