Sentence examples for would be measuring from inspiring English sources
David Cameron announced in 2010 when he became prime minister that he would be measuring national well-being along with other more traditional factors such as economic, social and environmental measures.
The first cell would be measuring UV vis NIR and the second only vis NIR.
On Monday, Mr. Bloomberg seemed skeptical of how a winner would be declared, asking who would be measuring the time.
"You would be measuring the wrong thing if you measured visitor numbers.
But that would be measuring Hayden's campaign by conventional standards and that, in the words of President Richard Nixon, whom Hayden battled in the streets, would be wrong.
When they were burning their bras, would they have ever thought that 40 years later, so many of us would be measuring our worth by our new surgically enhanced bra size?
The land would be measured in chains and links.
The afternoon would be measured out in strikes and balls.
Success would be measured against a control group in 8th grade.
A wide range of carefully selected parameters would be measured at each.
Where was the towering pile of snow that would be measured in feet not inches?
