Sentence examples for measures as much from inspiring English sources

By some measures, as much as 20 percent of the total generating capacity of the region's dominant utility, the Tokyo Electric Power Company — or an estimated 11 percent of Japan's total power — is out of service.

By some measures, as much as 65% of copyright-infringing full-length streaming movie and TV content online is now found on Chinese sites.

The enclosure, which measures as much as 500 m long on its southern side, combines both native British and Roman methods of fortification.

Annual rainfall measures as much as 5000 mm in the mountainous east coast section but less than 1000 mm in some of the sheltered valleys.

An example of such an item is: "It is expected of me and my colleagues that we work with ergonomic measures as much as possible".

The lack of association of TDI (E' and E/E') with outcome may attest to these signals being influenced by therapeutic measures as much as being markers of underlying disease.

From time to time, Grace records show, independent laboratories measured as much as 5percentt asbestos.

The economy here, like the guerrilla war that is holding it back, cannot be measured as much as sensed.

Alluring to the point of transfixion, the 41 works measure as much as 10 feet high or 16 feet across.

Their credentials are measured as much by their graduate degrees as by the medals on their dress uniforms.

In earlier times the boats were decked and measured as much as 60 feet (18 m) long.