Sentence examples for measures took a from inspiring English sources

But special measures took a toll.

But for the Open to take such measures took a retirement rate of record proportions.

Her hard-nosed fiscal measures took a toll on the poor, and her hands-off approach to financial regulation led to great wealth for others.

Some measures took a comprehensive approach and used all these techniques and additional ones (e.g. extensive focus groups and question writing panels were additionally used for the WHOQOL).

On the other hand, multiple-item measures take a longer time to answer, which might discourage some people from answering.

Participants received clinical examinations, answered a behavioral health questionnaire, and had anthropometric measures taken; a description of these has been previously published elsewhere [ 11].

Some evidence indicates low to moderate correlation between urinary BPA and phthalate measures taken a month or more apart, with observed intraclass correlation coefficients of approximately 0.1 to 0.3 for BPA and 0.3 to 0.5 for mono-ethyl phthalate [ 46- 50].

Over the next 2 weeks (outbreak days 4 17), patient visits to the clinic due to ARI and ILI remained high, despite the intervention measures taken; a mean daily rate of 3 cases of ILI was maintained.

That measure took a more absolute stand against soft money than the current version.

This measure takes a household's weekly earnings and subtracts direct taxes such as national insurance, council and income tax.

Measure for Measure takes a great leap into the centre of disharmony; and its chief discordance or broken music is that of inner against outer, Mind against Body.