Sentence examples for who measure from inspiring English sources

These are people who measure with their feet".

Customers include government wastewater treatment plants and scientists who measure water pollution.

It's the verdict of the experts who measure the American economy.

That does not worry economists, who measure wealth with prices, not floor space.

The average consumer wouldn't notice the difference, but gamers who measure virtual life and death in milliseconds definitely do.

Anna's lodger Ivor and his partner Ronnie are "frightened men who measure out their emotions like weighed groceries".

For those who measure success by awards, "The Dick Cavett Show" won two Emmys in a row.

But for politicians who measure their own importance by their loyalty to cold war institutions, these are existential red lines.

But for people who measure by more than inches, the X3 — roomier, stronger, more deluxe — may justify the penthouse prices.

But there also seem to be obvious benefits, ones that might even appeal to those who measure worker productivity.

The capital remains divvied up among leaders who measure their influence by the number of young men with AK-47's whom they command.