Sentence examples for weaker measures from inspiring English sources

Other professional sports have similar but sometimes weaker measures.

The Moscow stockmarket rose in relief at weaker measures than expected.

Asked if ordinary people are arming, she says "Yes, of course that is not a secret".The West has responded to these events with some tough language (John Kerry, the American secretary of state, this week called on Russia "to leave Ukraine in peace"), but rather weaker measures.

But a document seen by the BBC shows that rights holders are set to make do with considerably weaker measures than originally asked for.

Unfortunately, those that discovered significant relationships considered shorter follow-up intervals and, maybe because of this, utilized weaker measures like 'clinical deterioration' as criterion for clinical outcome.

A similar bill has been introduced in the House by Representative Peter T. King of New York after the passage of a weaker measure in the House last year.

Auto companies, the United Automobile Workers union and influential lawmakers from carmaking states oppose it, preferring a weaker measure pending in the House.

The bill comes on the heels of a similar, weaker measure passed in the House that was widely condemned as denatured and passed by brute force.

England has introduced a minimum price of duty plus VAT, which health campaigners have described as a weaker measure, but which the coalition government said was designed to prevent below-cost selling.

As suggested by the pre-adapt settings, the weaker measured effects for the fatty images is possibly because observers were less reliable in making the relative blur judgments with these images.

Still, it is a far weaker measure than Kucinich's resolution, which will also go up for a vote on Friday but is not expected to pass.