Sentence examples for measures many of from inspiring English sources

These necessitate corrective measures, many of which also occur at the gill.

Practitioners therefore use a multiplicity of assessment measures, many of which are inter-related.

Over all, principals and superintendents welcomed the new measures, many of which they said they had advocated for more than a decade.

As friends of the Esposito family gathered in Baldwin, the New York City Council voted unanimously to adopt a series of crane safety measures, many of which echoed the new protocols.

The Chancellor surpassed himself in last week's Budget speech, setting records for the sheer speed of his delivery of worthy but tedious measures, many of which belonged in written technical annexes.

A Department of Health spokesperson said: "The NHS is currently turning round a number of hospitals in special measures, many of which have had deep-seated problems for years.

In addition, standardized tests fail to accurately measure many of the incremental gains made by students.

Counting strokes, however, does not measure many of the neuropsychological difficulties that follow a stroke.

When skills are properly measured, many of the issues of growth, development, and distribution become much clearer.

A total of 267 individuals have been marked, weighed and measured, many of which have been encountered again in the forest.

Japan recently operated an infrared telescope called Akari that was similar to WISE, and it measured many of the same asteroids.