Sentence examples for today measures from inspiring English sources
But the parole board decision to release Pistorius from prison today measures the life of a woman, violently taken, in just a few short months behind bars.
In 1889, Andrew Carnegie wrote in "The Gospel of Wealth," "The contrast between the palace of the millionaire and the cottage of the laborer with us today measures the change which has come with civilization.
The report, released today, measures the water use of each farm tied to the Central Valley Project.
"While the House Un-American Activities Concettee once relied on the private sector to mete out punishment through the destruction of reputations and careers, today measures such as the Anti-Terrorist Financing Guidelines have turned funders into the new enforcers.
Most Western museums today measure their success by attendance.
"All other arrangers today measure their work against Peter Howard".
The work, created between 1876 and 1877, measures 27cm by 32cm.
"Agapanthus," which entered the museum's collection in 1992, measures around 6 ½ by 6 feet.
Predicted cost of 10 10 measures: £205 Coutputput: down to 2.5 tonnes a year.
(11) measures elapsed time,, between 2nd and 3rd message flow. .
The average of the last two measures was used in analyses.
