Sentence examples for measures about to from inspiring English sources
He contends that countries that need the most help are the ones least able to pay for the measures about to be passed.
RN With austerity measures about to bite and the right around the world toying with new anti-union legislation, now seems an opportune moment for a series that explores the post-second world war British workplace.
Retail sales are intertwined with consumer confidence but with pay rises wiped out by inflation and more austerity measures about to kick in, the sector will remain in a holding pattern.
The body measures about 10 to 30 mm (0.4 to 1.2 inches) long.
This slender rodent measures about 12 to 14 cm (4.5 to 5.5 inches), not including the slightly shorter tail.
Secondly, authors put forward some measures about how to reduce RBEC based on strategy of adjusting measures to local conditions, including architecture planning and design, building envelope system, renewable energy development and utilization, and daily life energy saving.
(Nielsen BookScan measures about 60 to 70percentt of total sales, people in the industry say).
The diagonal size of the tetragonal nanorod measures about 200 to 250 nm.
"There is a hollow space, which measures about 60 to 100 meters in length, at the bottom of Mount Mantap in the Punggye-ri site," Nam said, according to South Korean news agency Yonhap.
The duodenum measures about 25 cm to 30 cm in length [1].
Children and adolescents with HI have scores on emotional and behavioural difficulties measures about a quarter to a third of a standard deviation higher than hearing children.
