Sentence examples for measures it could from inspiring English sources

it's easy to think of numerous other measures it could add (non-visible radiation, pH, air and soil quality, auditory measurements) but as it is, it already acts as a powerful extension to our existing senses.

But without serious security measures it could get substantially worse.

Similarly, to the extent that executives receive bonus compensation that is tied to specified accounting measures, it could instead be tied to broader measures.

"Things are so tight, the situation is still so critical that if this now meant more measures it could easily fall".

If Syriza succeeds in rolling back the EU-mandated measures, it could encourage dissident political movements in other parts of Europe; the right-wing governments in Europe's periphery are terrified of a Greek success at the negotiating table.

Daley said if the government took up some of Labor's measures, it could save more over the next four years in superannuation tax concessions than the $6bn budget omnibus bill which the prime minister has been urging Labor to pass.

Osborne's calculation is that, if Labour votes against the measure, it could restore its reputation for reckless spending and wastefulness.

If the G20 were to work with Opec to implement such a measure, it could avert crises for millions.

Republican House leaders warned that if the Senate made significant revisions to the tax measure it could cause a new budget impasse with the House.

The basement club was cramped, and the bandstand was so small that, by the drummer's measure, it could hardly hold a fight.

The Cloisters' treasure… The basement club was cramped, and the bandstand was so small that, by the drummer's measure, it could hardly hold a fight.