Sentence examples for that maybe measured from inspiring English sources
Catastrophic would be something like what's known as the "Carrington Event" that occurred in 1859, a super massive solar storm that maybe measured in the X40 range.
The rationale to design this strategy is to mimic the scenario that the compound affinity data maybe measured in different platforms or in different affinity criteria.
Maybe you'll think about that maybe you won't.
The league's executive vice president and point man on the issue, Harold Henderson, said he was unsure if increased discipline was necessary, citing that maybe preventive measures were more important than punitive ones.
It's a scientific tool that measures maybe a hundred different variables.
For a little box that measures maybe 14 inches across (though it's surprisingly heavy for its size), it puts out a strong sound.
"We knew the landmarks that measured its progress: maybe a pub sign, a red post-box, an old, sagging stone wall weighed down by ivy … Each delivered the same message.
He lived long enough, I suspect, to realize America was not ripe for a revolution, and by that measure maybe he died a failed man.
And by that measure, maybe I can let go for good the sour memory of the state race.
So maybe it's something in the individual that can be measured, you say, which is good thinking.
