Sentence examples for measures doing from inspiring English sources

Saudi Arabia is, by many measures, doing rather well.

The Spanish government, prompted by its partners in a Europe of dissolving borders, has been taking strong measures, doing all it can to seal its southern coast, though.

Ahmet told me — what I knew — that Atlantic was by some measures doing less well than the other record labels (Warner Bros./Reprise and Elektra/Asylum/Nonesuch) in the Warner Communications conglomerate, of which it is a part.

That is why European business will be reshaped by this crisis even if the euro zone isn't.The worries come at a time when Europe's bigger companies are, by some measures, doing very well.

While this study reflected a definition that emphasizes the evaluation of benefit to risk, Leebov et al. [18] highlighted the assessment of progressive and preventative measures: "doing the right thing and making continuous improvements, obtaining the best possible clinical outcome, satisfying all customers, retaining talented staff and maintain sound financial performance".

Measures doing away with the tax have enjoyed unusually bi-partisan support in state legislators, prompting media outlets to call them "viral legislation".

What measures did he propose?

The measures did not work.

However, these measures do take time".

These measures do little besides waste money.

These measures did more than correct abuses.