Sentence examples for measures in part from inspiring English sources

Mr. Marven says he takes such unusual measures in part to attract new and younger audiences to nature documentaries.

(The donors' side lost on both measures, in part because the huge amounts of last-minute secret money became a toxic political liability).

The police took the measures in part because of Mr. Moore's history, several officials said, describing him as a hardened criminal.

We will grapple with the precise meaning of this term and discuss the various measures in Part III of this series.

In recent days, she has praised the president's executive actions intended to reduce gun violence, highlighting the measures in part to distinguish herself from Sanders, whose record on the issue is more mixed.

But even as the negotiations continue, the bloc insists that Athens impose further austerity measures, in part to overcome political opposition in Germany to providing aid to what it sees as the spendthrift Greeks.

But, thanks to successful protection measures in parts of the Caribbean, mainly the US and British Virgin Islands, many more nesting mothers are surviving rather than being killed and eaten by us.

But it was omitted from the final measure, in part for procedural reasons.

The trucking industry supported the New York measure, in part, because New Jersey and Connecticut already have similar laws.

Job coach performance, presumably, will be measured in part against the same benchmark.

But the Senate never voted on the measure, in part because President Bush was likely to veto it.