Sentence examples for Common yardstick from inspiring English sources

Princeton is a common yardstick.

In February 2001, Equity Office said it expected the Spieker acquisition to add 10 cents a share to its annual funds from operations, a common yardstick of REIT earnings.

Mr. Ackermann rejected that, pointing out that Deutsche Bank's Tier 1 capital ratio — a common yardstick of a bank's strength — is 9.3percentt, up slightly from the previous quarter.

Mr Weill's strike will put further pressure on all but the biggest independent securities firms to find partners.At first glance, the tab for Salomon looks modest at twice the book value of its assets, a common yardstick.

The SAT is the single common yardstick available to benefit both students and colleges.

Another common yardstick was not made available when the Ross School declined to release the graduates' average SAT score.

If one applies Hughes' yardstick, that's around 3,200 too many.

Tired of being measured against the eternal American yardstick, Canadians are doing something uncharacterically Canadian: beating their chests with patriotism.

The minister revealed that Middlesbrough was the only area in the country where there is a higher concentration of asylum seekers than the Home Office yardstick of one per 200 people.

For this reason, GOSLON Yardstick was used in this study.

Each IPO above has been newsworthy and an industry milestone in its own right, but each has fallen short of the Netscape yardstick.