Sentence examples for measures it's going from inspiring English sources

By most measures, it's going stronger than ever: Attendance was up in 2011 in two of the biggest unaffiliated circuits, the American Association and the Atlantic League.

Controversy doesn't come in half-measures; it's go hard or go home, a bitter pill which clients find hard to swallow, and the reason why many attempts end up half-baked.

Today, in large measure, it is gone.

"It's a small measure, but it's going in the right direction," said Juergen Michels, chief euro-area economist at Citigroup in London.

We measure the 'how it's going' by how the roll out is going and how we're making this transition".

If background checks and other gun control measures fail, he said, "it's going to be disappointing to the American people; there is no, absolutely no, question about that.

We have taken some measures but I think it's going to be tough for some of the teams to have a viable business model for a few years; there's no doubt about that".

"The country is keeping a low profile, it's going from austerity measure to austerity measure," explained Delaigue.

Just like if you have a house full of kids, you don't think of the last one you had in terms of how it's going to measure up to the other ones.

It's going to take extreme measures".

"It's going to be about cost, quality, outcomes, and they are going to be measuring everything".