Sentence examples for most measures have from inspiring English sources
Most measures have remained uncontroversial, such as increased spending on energy efficiency and green buildings.
There have been many initiatives since last spring, and EU leaders have discussed the issue at six separate summits, but most measures have been inadequate or slow, or both.
Mori has been monitoring the trust of voters in each other and political institutions since at least the 1980s, and the pollster finds remarkable stability across the population as a whole: "The defining feature is how little most measures have actually changed".
Most measures have been basically updated, some approaches, e.g. referring to the internalization of external costs, have been abandoned, whereas other measures, e.g. enabling mega trucks ('giga-liner') on German roads, were added.
Most measures have been developed largely by experts with some lay input, although more recently developed QOL scales have used a grounded approach incorporating participants' priorities [ 7].
Most measures have an immediate impact on process whereas many of the expected benefits are in long-term clinical outcomes [ 8]." We had no a priori knowledge of time needed from initial EPR implementation to development of a measurable outcome, particularly when dependent on many underlying diseases, comorbid factors, care, and other variables.
And that stability, by most measures, has been impressive.
At the same time, inflation by most measures has remained subdued.
Its 3,000 staff members represent a growth of 20percentt in the last decade, a time when its workload, by most measures, has more than doubled.
The pressure is on for Mr. Berkowitz to gain control of Microsoft's online unit, which by most measures has drifted dangerously off course.
The impassioned responses at the hearing showed not only how much opponents of the deal fear it but also the straits of the mainstream recorded music business, which by most measures has lost more than half its value since the late 1990s.
