in some measure

But is coming in first the only measure of success we want to offer them?

You know in a small measure what happened to me and to your mother.

I was there but a week, and still not a year in measure, when my parents moved on.

I think he's running in large measure because people told him he couldn't do it.

The Chinese were by no means alone in such measures, however.

She was in large measure responsible for his own career success.

Each seemed a good and bad course in equal measure.

In a measure you can take his place beside me.

It brought those days back, in a measure, to Tom also.

That might have, in some measure, made it up to him.