Sentence examples for measure it can from inspiring English sources

If it's hard to measure, it can be hard to think about.

Though difficult to measure, it can be predicted by soil physicochemical properties that can be easily measured.

Given that Apple has $216bn in free cash, and is still raking it in by any measure, it can afford to experiment with pretty much anything.

Annual wages is a broader measure — it can include bonuses, retirement pensions, investment income and the like — but it also means that school teachers, who may not work over the summer, would end up with a lower annual wage.

"For those in positions of power, architecture has no redeeming value; it is a frill to be eliminated as a virtuous, cost-cutting, vote-getting measure; it can be abandoned without regret.

To fully offset the cost of the total changes, the government says it can no longer proceed with the harmonisation of contribution rules for people aged 65 to 74. "While the government remains supportive of the increase flexibility delivered by this measure, it can no longer be supported as part of this package, without a net cost to the budget," Morrison said.

The Treasury regards the change as one of the most important measures it can introduce to rebalance the economy.

Depending on the number of ballot measures, it can be a tome and the perfect way to spoil a weekend.

But relative to what's being measured, it can move markets mightily.

With these measures, it can be evaluated whether the corresponding method is applicable or not.

In absence of proper safety measures, it can cause severe damage leading to large fire explosions.