Sentence examples for measure some of from inspiring English sources

Fares are now, by one measure, some of the highest in Britain.

For good measure, some of the above are also on the Juilliard School faculty.

By this measure, some of the thriving metropolises of the 21st century are not cities at all: they are airports.

Under an agreement in principle on the antiterror measure, some of the new powers would expire in four years, a Senate aide said.

Mr. Fogel and his colleagues' great achievement was to figure out a way to measure some of that gain in body size, Mr. Preston said.

This tradition of judicial probabilities lasted into the 1830s, when Laplace's student Siméon-Denis Poisson used the new statistics of criminal justice to measure some of the parameters.

As with all measures, some of this influence may be measurement error.

These measures — some of which sharply divide the United States and Europe — would be taken up at subsequent meetings.

Congress is considering several antiterrorism measures, some of which involve eavesdropping on the Internet.

The courts stepped in to mandate safety measures, some of them life saving, when the legislatures refused to.

Twenty temporary spending measures, some of them lasting just a few weeks, have come and gone.