Sentence examples for measures feel from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, though, the new measures feel like change, and for many in Cuba, change can only be a good thing.

Most countries implementing these measures feel that they have a right to do whatever they consider necessary to protect themselves, complicating the task of balancing the interests of national governments with their international obligations.

School nurses, who may during a pandemic contribute to implementing these measures, felt that they needed more guidance.

But opponents of the measure feel passage of the new law might make them feel more inclined to do so.

Kevin Cathcart, executive director of Lambda Legal, a party to one of the lawsuits, gave voice to the conflicting emotions many opponents of the measure felt in the wake of the election.

The playback startup time — during which network quality is measured — felt just a couple seconds longer than from the web version, but that's an entirely subjective claim: I never actually timed it on either the SMP-N100 or the Mac Mini.

By most measures, Americans feel triumphant about the way the war has gone.

It is the nature of many trainers to take whatever pharmaceutical measures they feel they can get away with to get their horse across the finish line first.

Not only did he lose the aforementioned 30lb from his already lean frame in just six weeks, and learn to play Chopin, he also went to extreme measures to feel as cut off and isolated as Szpilman must have felt.

The measures they feel like they have to take to overcome these misconceptions.

The legislation doesn't offer many caveats on that power, instead enabling the spies to take whatever measures they feel are necessary, in Canada or abroad.