Sentence examples for measures it does from inspiring English sources

That is a reason Britain has been able to help block measures it does not like.

And given the Bush administration's declared distaste for such measures, it does not look like it will be.

As a result of the delay, the first Itanium performance advantages are much less impressive than Intel had hoped and by some measures it does not even match the latest Pentiums.

It is fortunate, therefore, that for all the talk about a housing bubble, by most measures it does not exist.Average house prices have risen by 30% in China since 2002, less than the 46% jump in America.

Joseph Stiglitz, who served as the World Bank's chief economist from 1997 to 2000, and later won a Nobel Prize, said, "China has had an impressive record of growth and poverty reduction, and yet by many measures it does not score well on corruption".

By these measures, it doesn't seem that we are spending too much on prescription drugs.

Although Tokyo did eventually apply many fiscal stimulus measures, it did so too late and too erratically to have a sufficient impact.

When you measure, it doesn't matter whether you use metric or imperial measurements, but I'd recommend you use what's conventional in your country.

Although defining time presents difficulties, measuring it does not; it is the most accurately measured physical quantity.

Hilary was more measured: "It does taste beery, but there isn't a great deal of body.

"The OMT is a liquidity measure, it does not address solvency," said economists at City consultancy Fathom.