Sentence examples for measures are probably from inspiring English sources

Without this measurement, all of the downstream measures are probably in vain.

There are caveats: the capital measures are probably not high enough.

Such measures are probably necessary to win support and rebuild trust in the immigration system.

I will begin by scheduling appointments for Botox and collagen, although more drastic measures are probably called for.

Many measures are probably familiar: not smoking, controlling cholesterol and blood pressure, exercising regularly and staying at a healthy weight.

The threat could also galvanise the state's legislature into providing the cash needed for better transport.These measures are probably too little, too late, says David Olson, of the University of Washington.

None of those measures is probably as effective as simply reducing the need for soldiers.

The effectiveness of control measures was probably limited by the number of colonized trees that were missed and by survival rates determined by other untested factors.

The reason for the higher reproducibility of 40P in first-order statistical measures is probably partly due to the inherent robustness of first-order statistical measures, as noted by others in CT [20] and PET studies [4, 7].

Although our attributable fractions are calculated primarily from markers of wasting rather than stunting, the international trend over time in both measures is probably similar.

In rural areas smallpox was never such a major cause of death, and preventative measures were probably adopted over a more protracted period, with less striking results.