Sentence examples for measures has grown from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, the number of prominent politicians demanding new stimulus measures has grown.

For example, the student-teacher ratio has increased [ 11]; students with special needs have been integrated in the regular classes [ 12]; the number of accountability measures has grown, leading to numerous administrative tasks and consequent paperwork [ 13]; and several school reforms have been implemented in the educational sector, often even overlapping [ 14].

Because the Kadyrov government's counterterrorism measures had grown so harsh that some had actually begun to view Moscow as a moderating force in the region.

Social support measures have grown in popularity but are still not as frequently used as burden, mastery, mood or QoL measures.

Productivity by this measure has grown more than 2% annually for 11 successive quarters – the longest such run since June 1999.

In an age of the microprocessor, fiber optics and the laser, he added, the problem of precisely measuring output has grown more complex.

By key measures, fire season has grown significantly longer in the past 30 years.

But the difference in these two measures of profit has grown over the years as corporations have adopted increasingly aggressive strategies to reduce their income taxes and as Congress has granted them new tax benefits.

So far, the notion has been presented in at least 10 states (though it has already been rejected or left behind in committees in some of them), and lawmakers in four other states have said they will soon offer similar measures in what has grown into a coordinated effort at resistance.

M3, the broadest measure of money, has grown at an annual rate of 17% over the past three months.

A fifty-per-cent approval rating may sound disappointing, but Bender and Bakkila are less interested in winning approval than in eliciting a strong reaction, and by that measure their achievement has grown exponentially.