Sentence examples for measures it would from inspiring English sources

Transactions of reactions between parents and their children are complex, and with more frequent measurements and different and multiple measures, e.g., other than self-reported measures, it would have been possible to capture a more complete picture of the interplay between the development of parental stress and children's trauma-related symptoms over time.

"We were told that if we took those measures, it would safeguard it," he says.

But he did not cite any specific measures it would take.

ELIZABETH, N.J. — By all other measures it would be a routine case of the "C.S.I".

"If there was low interest financing of some of these measures, it would make it very attractive to developing countries".

Labor said it would reveal on Friday which of those measures it would and would not oppose.

If its winding flight paths were straightened out and then measured, "it would have been a [distance] champion," he suggests.

If Oregon passes the measure, it would be the second.

By that measure, it would be bigger than the No.1 Japanese bank, Mizuho Financial Group, and Citigroup.

If the House passes that measure, it would then go to the Senate.

If the committee approves the measure, it would go to the House floor.