Sentence examples for measures seems to from inspiring English sources

Just as it did thirty years ago, malnutrition looms large in India, and by some measures seems to be getting worse.

Very few have gone so far as training teachers and other faculty members to carry weapons, and support for such measures seems to be lukewarm.

The new fence that Israel is constructing along its border with Egypt, coupled with enhanced border-security measures, seems to be working.

Each of the four measures seems to be useful in special kinds of problems, but only lower and upper previsions appear to be sufficiently general to model the most common types of uncertainty.

For example, a small decrease in the share of spending in supported employment and rehabilitation measures seems to have given way to an increase in spending in direct job creation.

And yet, funding for the wall — not a physical wall along the entire border but rather a series of border security measures — seems to be an inevitable chip the Democrats will play to get an immigration deal done.

Although considerable data link brain structural measurements to treatment outcome, these measures seem to be primarily indicators of general prognosis.

Although apolipoprotein measurements have not been widely used in clinical practice, these measures seem to have distinct and more obvious associations with diabetic retinopathy than the traditional lipids.

Social-protection measures seem to work.

Those measures seemed to be working.

Three measures seem to encapsulate their fears.