Sentence examples for measure that can from inspiring English sources

So how about a virtual tape measure that can take accurate measurements to ensure that doesn't happen?

Our political process refuses to discuss a tax increase, the only measure that can work.

The procedure is an advisory measure that can be ignored, legal experts said.

"They repealed the carbon tax, which is one very specific policy measure that can be undertaken to address climate change.

"We all need to acknowledge there is no single measure that can immediately solve the current crisis, and no one country can achieve its resolution all by itself".

"I don't think there's any tax measure that can be done to help a guy who doesn't have a job," he said.

The union also attacked the idea of basing pay increases on student performance, which union officials say is an unreliable measure that can fluctuate from day to day.

Six Sigma is a statistical measure that can be applied to any industry and refers to a goal of reducing errors to 3.5 parts per million.

But this high-turnover fund uses one technical measure that can automatically set off buys or sells — and that measure cost the fund in the last quarter.

For the White House, its appeal is that it may be the only large stimulus measure that can pass Congress this year given Republicans' preference for tax cuts.

Therefore, standard deviation is applied as an effective measure that can describe performance of irregular arrays.