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In the last six months, the problem has gotten measurably worse.

Does not look like any of those are measurably radioactive, either.

And that, he said, does not measurably change a nation's average life expectancy.

The ground ought to be measurably sacred by this time, one would think.

An intensive campaign of years would be required to show measurably positive results.

But there is one area in which Connecticut children are doing measurably worse than the national average.

What did they do differently to get consistently, measurably better performance?

Even the news that help was on the way had failed to cheer him measurably.

"There was a measurably higher comfort level achieved at the meeting."

"You seem measurably more cynical than when we last met this morning, Jack."

And slowly but measurably he was pushing Valentine to the ground.

But I think you can say that the tensions are down measurably."

With so many, we'll begin to slow measurably, at about ten miles separation.

Pollution control costs are important enough to measurably influence trade and investment.

Even so, the assumption has been that more force would measurably increase the odds of success.

They showed the sun to be rising measurably above the horizon over a period of minutes.

I mean, it's no fountain of youth, but it does have a measurably positive effect.

But in July 1994, it became measurably harder to keep the happy face from slipping.

But he's gotten measurably worse since his son was killed."

He took another drink of wine, and the level in the glass measurably diminished.

"If the President abandoned health care reform, these trends would slow down measurably."

In fact, their conditions became measurably worse in a year's time.

Working-class life had changed, quite measurably, in the last decades of the nineteenth century.

It also was more efficient on space and quite measurably faster, hence the name.

Even the foot of new and old snow would not measurably affect the device's performance.