Sentence examples for past measures from inspiring English sources

But some general views of business held steady with past measures.

The full force of past measures to tackle Ireland's huge budget deficit will be felt this year.

Unlike past measures, "it's building a new type of downtown," he said, adding, "Whether there's enough there to draw visitors and be fully viable, we'll see".

There seems to be a developmental jump that people make when they are nineteen or twenty which can render past measures of merit irrelevant.

In the past, measures for the recovery of criminally acquired assets, and the Criminal Assets Bureau which operates those measures, have been used only against ordinary criminals, not paramilitaries.

"We can take steps now to encourage people to walk or cycle rather than drive but these efforts will be futile if we do not have a long-term plan to improve air quality," said Mark Baker, director for the centre of clinical practice at Nice. "Past measures have not had the required impact.

The metaphors here, located securely in the past, measure the gap between one's "distorting" reflection and one's self.

Fructosamine was previously introduced in an index of glycemic control for two weeks past, measuring the amount of total glycosylated protein in serum.

Past body measures are generally well correlated with corresponding measures even in older persons (Klipstein-Grobusch et al, 1998).

As for lifetime weight history, past body measures were generally well correlated with corresponding measures (Casey et al 1991), even in older people (Klipstein-Grobusch et al, 1998).

As we have seen in the past, such measures have put the quality of provision in jeopardy.