Sentence examples for measures can do from inspiring English sources

Still, such measures can do only so much.

You may have had bad posture for years, but without trying to change it there is nothing much strengthening exercises or other preventative measures can do to help you.

This multi-item measure gives a broader assessment of safe sexual behaviour than a single-item measure can do.

Given the urgent need to find practical measures that can do the same thing for natural capital, brand valuation could be used to inspire similarly broad conclusions about natural capital.

Industry insiders claim this measure alone can do little more than stem the expanding losses to taxpayers as LVCR trade proliferates.

Washing your hands is the easiest preventative measure you can do to avoid the flu.

Warm water and soap work perfectly fine if you wash your hands frequently throughout the day Washing your hands is the easiest preventative measure you can do to avoid the flu.

"But there are many simpler measures that builders can do quickly and relatively affordably.

He added, "By enacting important common-sense measures, the government can do its part to reduce the number of abortions".

"Up to now," he added "you could not measure what you can do with what you know.

It's also appealing because it's not just a measure of who can do the hardest tricks, but rather a dog-eat-dog road trip endurance-contest that encapsulates all the grit and glory of a real skate trip.