Sentence examples for All yardsticks from inspiring English sources

All yardsticks were Stars Hollow yardsticks — one young woman gave her age by saying "I wasn't born until the fourth season".

Nike is one of 30 components of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the grandaddy of all yardsticks for the broader stock market.

Television was not always the be-all, end-all yardstick.

The theme of "a new settlement for the global age" had the typical smack of Brown pretentiousness, the relentless schmaltz about imaginary people benefiting from Labour's largesse, while ignoring the millions impoverished by 11 years of prodigality, met all the yardsticks of hypocrisy.

His writing about the music's early history lacks the depth and texture of Mr. Sapoznik's work, and it is beset by a tendency to use contemporary pop as an all-purpose yardstick.

Around noon, all the main yardsticks of the stock market are higher, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising 146.50 points to 8641.53 and the S&P 500 up 16.23 to 1102.16.

Major gains have been achieved by all developmental yardsticks - real income, life expectancy, infant survival and levels of education and nutrition.

If he hits minimum threshold targets he will receive 20% of that £11.1m after five years, and up to 100% if all the more stretching yardsticks are all fulfilled.

The other is the canonical Great American Songbook – which is not a book at all but a yardstick for old-fashioned, well crafted lyrics and melodies composed by the likes of Jerome Kern, Lorenz Hart and Johnny Mercer and sung by the likes of Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett and Ella Fitzgerald.

So the message to Andy Burnham is stop strangling the life out of the UK's commercial TV industry, remembering that in this country at least the BBC is there all the time as yardstick to keep product placement honest.

Another reason is that by all standard valuation yardsticks, large-cap companies are overvalued.