Sentence examples for measures almost from inspiring English sources

In 2011, state legislators proposed 1,100 reproductive rights-related measures, almost all of them aimed at restricting those rights.

Opel has already found that such measures almost inevitably generate strife with labor unions and produce damaging headlines.

The Oxford educated economics professor has repeatedly said that postponement makes any plan "to escape the vicious circle of measures-recession-new measures" almost impossible.

Some 1.4 million Texans, more than 12percentt of the electorate, voted on the measures, almost double the number who usually turn out to vote on constitutional amendments.

Made in the late 1920's for a chief or wealthy trader in the Zaria region of Nigeria, it measures almost nine feet long and five feet wide.

A superlarge contemporary color woodcut is on view at Mary Ryan: "Black Eggs and Roses" (2000) by Donald Sultan measures almost six feet square.

When it was retested, it measured almost four hundred p.p.b.

Despite that, the resignation speech was vintage Hague; the delivery calm, measured, almost emotionless.

Fame, of course, is more quantitative than ever, and it's measured almost exclusively in chatter.

Between 2000 and 2007, the measure almost doubled, according to the International Labor Office, a U.N. agency.

And a giant tribal headdress measuring almost two meters (six feet) long hangs above the dining table.