And how do you measure the sheer romantic folly of his ambition.
Writers want to be lawyers, if you take as a measure the sheer quantity of fiction turned out in which lawyers are alluringly depicted, humanized so that they come across like sympathetic common men.
However, the geographical origin of the corresponding author should not, in theory, be relevant, nor should parameters measuring the sheer quantity of publications per capita.
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Of all the areas affected around the Indian Ocean, Indonesia faced probably the greatest need for child protection measures, given the sheer numbers of orphaned or separated children.
Measured by the sheer numbers of residents, the worst-off J.C.P.&.L. towns were on the Jersey Shore.
That's surely a subjective measure, but the sheer number of entrants and spectators at the show, and the provenance of its cars and motorcycles, are nonetheless impressive.
Its failure to reach Angelica may have come up short, but that is partly a measure of the sheer distance it was trying to bridge.
While such attacks are not unusual, the intensity of the recent attacks, as measured by the sheer number of computers thought to have been hijacked for the effort, was virulent enough to bring down e-commerce sites that are typically fortified enough to fend off these kinds of assaults.
The most accurate measure of the sheer scale of Steven Gerrard's contribution to Liverpool Football Club - which will come to a close when he leaves Anfield at the end of the season - is that he has made so many of those same fans think again.
