Sentence examples for measures a long from inspiring English sources

My home country has introduced similar measures a long time ago.

What made the afternoon memorable was that the river we were collecting along - a river that measures a long stone's throw across, from one bank to the other - was almost entirely empty.

He worked hard for environmental measures, a long-standing concern of his, even though he seldom came out in front on such issues.

Borgatti [36] explained that eigenvector centrality is similar to degree centrality, "the difference being that eigenvector centrality measures a long-term direct and indirect risk (or influence) while degree centrality measures immediate risk (influence) only" (p. 62).

It won my heart, however, when I had to measure a long hallway that had become soaked after a spectacularly unfortunate plumbing problem.

This topological property offers a possible explanation for the unexpected structures observed in fission transmissions measured a long time ago for 252Cf and neighboring nuclei.

As he signed the measure, a long line of protesters stretched along the block north of the White House, out of sight of the Rose Garden, in a rally organized by the Children's Defense Fund, the National Organization for Women and the Feminist Majority.

The drift characteristics were measured a long time up to 500 min at pH 7 buffer solution.

But we probably could learn from other countries that have been implementing security measures for a long time.

Anti-melting measures have a long history — medieval England instituted one in 1299 — but market pressures limit their effectiveness.

As with any connected device, simple safety measures go a long way to making you less likely to be the victim.