Sentence examples for measures will change from inspiring English sources

Politicians hope the measures will change the psychology of the market.

Financial authorities are not altogether persuaded that even these measures will change so deep-seated a system.

"The mountain has given birth to a mouse, and none of these measures will change anything," the newspaper Le Monde quoted him as saying.

Those who favour stringent austerity measures will change financial flows and, consequently, effective demand.

The application of current limiting measures will change the power grid structure, and then affect the voltage support capability of AC system to multiple DCs [22].

Most works in network sampling have focused on the problem of estimating how the network measures will change in the sample given a particular sampling scheme such as a snowball, random sampling of nodes and links, or random walk [13], [21], [22].

That measure will change yet again — for both of us — should she have children, as it has, since her birth, for my parents and me.

The language on the ballot does not simply tell voters that approving the measure will change the State Constitution to authorize up to seven casinos; it also says that such an action will be "promoting job growth, increasing aid to schools, and permitting local governments to lower property taxes".

The uncertain measure will change if the state of knowledge changes.

Customization, which is the modern made to measure, will change architecture from its very foundations.

If Eve tries to surreptitiously measure the particles, her measurements will change the state of the particles, betraying her presence.