Sentence examples for measures made us from inspiring English sources

The fact that we observed similar effects using both individual and area-based SEP measures made us more confident in our findings.

Furthermore, the small biological variation in head circumference measures makes us more confident in our findings for small for gestational age for weight than for head circumference.

Back in the 19th century, former President Andrew Johnson signed into law a measure making use of the metric system lawful.

The reality is that draconian measures rarely make us safer and often jeopardise security.

Peter Scott (Anti-terror measures will make us the 'extremists' we fear, 2 December) says the government is legislating to ban "extremist" speakers from universities.

We see a doctor, expecting some pills or therapeutic measures to make us feel better, to live longer or to save our lives.

"This should increase the urgency of UK politicians to join international efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and take measures to make us more resilient, such as boosting flood defences".

And it's at odds with the hysteria of Republican candidates who talk as though incremental measures to make us a little bit safer from gun violence are the first steps to dictatorship.

In the end, these measures only make us neurotic and fearful, fail to make us safer, and render air travel an impractical and unpleasant prison-like experience.

Does the very fact that we are getting better and better at measuring risks make us more likely to dismiss them?

Measures were made using mass spectrometry.