Sentence examples for measures month from inspiring English sources

For all measures, month is defined as a 30-day interval, with the first interval starting the first day of the intervention for each wave.

By all measures, Oct. 3 was a miserable day for Princeton football.

BY some measures, Sept. 11 wasn't the worst of horrors.

1.35pm GMT Labour's Ian Austin says he welcomes the measures May is taking.

"We must now stand ready to take extensive measures," May said.

The Nassau Legislature will vote on its measure Dec. 15; the Suffolk Legislature, on Dec. 18.

By class measure, July 17, 2009, was a banner day filled with personal summits.

We will get measured Sept. 29 if we are still there then.

In fact, Washington has measured November snow more than 50 times since records began in 1871.

The Parliament's upper house is scheduled to begin its debate on the measure Oct. 1.

The caveats are that the quarterly employment figures are from March to May, while GDP is measured April to June - and subject to revisions.