Sentence examples for this measure makes from inspiring English sources

"This measure makes sense," he says.

When the debts left by Labour threaten our economy, when are welfare costs are out of control, this measure makes sense".

When the debts left by Labour threaten our economy, when our welfare costs are out of control, this measure makes sense.

He followed that on Tuesday with public criticism of the United States procedures, saying to reporters that "if the problem is to fight terrorism, this measure makes no sense" because "we have no culture of terrorism" in Brazil.

Although this measure makes sense in theory (by living in your house you forgo rental income), it may now be overstating inflationary pressure.As the housing market has slowed, fewer people are buying property, choosing to rent instead.

"This measure makes it easy to see how much gas one might use in a given year of driving and how much gas, and money, can be saved by opting for a car with greater efficiency," Larrick said.

After a multimillion-dollar lobbying effort by the credit industry, this measure made it very difficult for middle-class people to file for bankruptcy using Chapter 7, which liquidates debt.

This measure made it possible to diagnose the following glucose abnormalities: IFG - impaired fasting glycaemia; IGT - impaired glucose tolerance; DM - diabetes mellitus diagnosed previously; new onset DM - diabetes mellitus diagnosed during index hospitalization; and NGT - patients with normal glucose tolerance.

Collectively, all of this measuring made Hurricane Ava the best-measured northeastern Pacific tropical cyclone at the time.

Although potential bias also exists when using this measure in drug studies [ 22], the wide use of this pragmatic measure makes it suitable for this report and further inter-trial comparisons.

This time the measure made it through both houses of Congress and became law on 22 December.