Sentence examples for measures are called from inspiring English sources

Drastic measures are called for.

But more drastic measures are called for.

But, they said, extreme measures are called for.

These uniquely selected relative strain measures are called the natural ones.

In such circumstances, emergency measures are called for - but then again, surely that's one of the delights of gardening.

In a situation like this, which Keynes referred to as a "liquidity trap," more drastic measures are called for.

Certainly, by the summer of 1970, Britain's secret war was going so badly that desperate measures were called for.

Mr. Rodriguez said that, though the precautionary measures were called for, he did not see much risk of a crop-duster being stolen and used in an assault.

If his constant carping about safety in the big, bad Bronx wasn't enough to propel the Yankees to Manhattan, more drastic measures were called for.

A lady trying to housebreak her dog decided that stern measures were called for, so she rang up Lord & Taylor's and asked for a dog whip.

Pressed to defend their end run around the Constitution, some Filipinos argue now that extraordinary measures were called for, not so much to oust Mr. Estrada but to avoid a potentially violent crisis.