Sentence examples for measures to leave from inspiring English sources

This man appears to have taken considerable measures to leave his victims unblemished.

Since these proportions were also reflected in reports of actively taking measures to leave, this might suggest an increasing problem ahead, especially since intention to leave the profession is consistently higher in the youngest groups.

Just Wednesday, Indiana's state senate voted down a measure to leave the new standards behind.

Now, he should direct the armed forces to take the measures needed to leave Afghanistan by the end of this year.

Once you've set the patterns onto the boards, measuring carefully to leave behind the least amount of scrap, and traced them onto the wood, cut and shape the boards into the pieces you need.

Once you've announced that you left Facebook, it's time to take measures to actually leave it, and to tie up any loose online threads that you've left behind.

Oscar's backheel was measured perfectly to leave Hazard scampering into the penalty area and the Belgian drew De Gea out of his goal before slotting in his shot.

As the construct used to measure intention to leave clinical practice in this study is homogeneous and leaves very little scope for interpretation, we believe that a single-item measure is sufficient in this context [ 46].

To our knowledge, no validation study comparing single-item measures and multiple-item measures of intention to leave has yet been conducted.

These and other measures enabled him to leave behind a fortune; some of his improved financial administration was continued and developed by his successors Richard III and Henry VII.

That was when talk of the US Fed possibly scaling back its stimulus measures caused money to leave emerging economies such as India.