Sentence examples for there measures from inspiring English sources

The central courtyard there measures 260 by 212 feet (79 by 65 metres).

"Unless the political will is there to mentor the women who are already there," measures to promote women tend to be "one-off," said Emma Dalton, a lecturer in Japanese at La Trobe University in Melbourne, Australia.

Are there measures in addition to our military actions that we should be taking to address the root causes of the terrorism that is a hazard to our well-being?

(8) Was there measures of at least one key outcome for more than 85% of the subjects initially allocated to groups?

Are there measures large research units should consider before switching to eLN to support the protection of intellectual property or their patent applications?

Or are there measures Japan and other countries can take to ensure that even in an event of this scale, residents and workers in impacted areas are protected from chemical threats?

Before the attack, satellite imagery showed a tall, square building there measuring about 150 feet long per side.

"They are sitting there measuring drapes to your office," Mr. Davis tells his Republican friends, some of whom have reacted less than graciously to his pestering.

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On Feb. 6, 1933, an observer, there, measured a temperature of -89.8 degrees Fahrenheit!

Woodward appeared there in Measure for Measure and Private Lives in 1965.