Sentence examples for measures it will be from inspiring English sources

If Republicans choose to oppose these measures, it will be a clear sign of its anti-democratic (small "d") bent.

By George Packer Without extraordinary measures, it will be hard to maintain current troop levels past next summer.

"If we start with a bunch of flawed measures, it will be as devastating as putting in the wrong coordinates before a moon shot".

Burkle went on, "He just signed a deal with UNIQLO, and I would say by all measures it will be the most successful and highly compensated and all-encompassing deal anybody has had as a clothing ambassador".

But as with all tax measures, it will be vital to watch how they are implemented.

And by then, if league officials haven't already taken the right measures, it will be too late.

Having constructed the draft PMOS measure, it will be important to explore its acceptability and face validity.

That way if the context is in another measure it will be found.

Before a system has been measured, it will be in a superposition of such states (mathematically, a sum of state vectors weighted by complex coefficients).

If both houses approve the measure, it will be an important test for Gov. David A. Paterson, who was sworn in on Monday.

Their measured state is probabilistic: all that can be said is that there's a fifty-fifty probability that, once one of the electrons is measured, it will be "fixed" in a state of spinning up or down.