Sentence examples for measures we would from inspiring English sources

Something should say that we should take the extraordinary measures we would if the carnage was not of women.

"I think he is saying that more or less without extra measures we would slide back into a double dip," he said.

In a lecture in 2001, he noted that if progress were to be measured only in terms of gross domestic product, the performance of the stock markets and other narrow economic measures we would be "missing most of what makes life miserable, interesting or good".

Fiscal measures we would like the government to take include tax incentives (such as stamp duty or council tax rebates), a cut in VAT on property refurbishment, low interest rate loans, and grants to stimulate significant additional spending on domestic energy efficiency in the UK's housing stock.

We believed that through taking these measures, we would meet with less resistance from the informants, and they could also report their practices more candidly.

Using either of the cumulative prevalence measures, we would have predicted that the epidemic in Thailand would have followed the course of the epidemic in Uganda.

"Without these measures, we'd be thrown into the deepest recession this country has ever known".

Since the compound properties may vary greatly depending on the conditions, under which they were measured, we would like to store the measurement conditions with the data to provide the users with more accurate results. in exchange for the data we can provide users with valuable information, such as e-state indexes and descriptors, calculated from their data.

The men seem to have died in the Tet Offensive, an action, in 1968, that made clear that we would be fools to count our success in terms of bodies — by that measure, we would have won.

Based upon the locomotor data and the two time points at 12 and 30 months wherein DA was measured, we would predict that nigral DA loss would be less overall at 22 months than at 30 months.

Had full VCT compliance been assumed, rather than actually measured, we would have dramatically underestimated the cost per person tested, and per person completing the full VCT process.