Sentence examples for Measured by the same yardstick from inspiring English sources

That is different from history and criticism and biography, and they cannot be measured by the same yardstick".

But why insist that chick-lit reflect the issues facing its readership when no other genre is measured by the same yardstick?

And because 45 states and the District of Columbia adopted similar higher academic standards (known as the "common core") for reading and math, "for the first time in our history a kid in Massachusetts and a kid in Mississippi are now being measured by the same yardstick," said Duncan.

Proposals for infrastructure projects should be measured by the same yardstick.

Not in the idée fixe of the technocrats who wish to measure everything by the same yardstick, and who perceive any national deviation as a threat, but in a Europe of diversity.

Tantingco: We're all measured on the same yardstick, but people's lives are often messy.

States devised graduation exams to measure all students by the same yardstick.

I've learned not to measure everyone with the same yardstick.

The European Union's human rights policy is therefore only credible if human rights violations at home are measured against the same yardsticks as failings elsewhere in the world.

Boosted by the demonstrations, Mr Uribe said he could not accept "statements...that measure the FARC and the government by the same yardstick".

We need to evaluate our decisions today by the same yardstick.