Sentence examples for measuring how much from inspiring English sources

"We're now measuring how much postage we've saved," he said.

Here the U.S. team is a useful barometer for measuring how much international play has improved.

Sarkozy's proposed gauges include measuring how much time people spend sitting in traffic jams.

Romney is measuring how much of his 2012 operation would gear up behind him again.

There is no hard way of measuring how much it's worth.

Britain has been ranked fourth in a global league measuring how much countries contribute to the "common good of humanity".

Measuring functional testosterone would mean not only measuring how much a body is making, but also the level of effect.

First of all, the government isn't measuring how much people in rural areas are paying for food.

Their second was in holding these isotopes still and measuring how much they had decayed since they last saw sunlight.

It accomplishes this by measuring how much paper is being inserted before it cranks up its jaws of death.

And measuring how much light Venus blocks will help astronomers calibrate space telescopes now searching distant stars for transiting planets.