Sentence examples for On that yardstick from inspiring English sources

On that yardstick, Southeast Asia seems healthier now than it has been in a long time.

But on that yardstick, the book is a failure.

By one variant of that yardstick, China is on the verge of becoming the world's mightiest country.In this section Tipping the scales The taxman blustereth The dragon takes wing Shock therapy Muted music Rounding down Bigger than Marx Corporate sardines ReprintsThe International Comparison Programme (ICP) was established in 1968 in an attempt to allow for such things.

While the historical setting of the series does not wholly reflect the experience of women today, we can draw inexact parallels to the way contemporary women so often grade themselves on a yardstick which society dictates, whether or not that yardstick notes sexual, intellectual, maternal, or career-related excellence.

Daniel Feenberg, a research associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research and member of the fund-raising association's advisory council on methodology, suggests that another yardstick to measure charitable giving is its relation to personal consumption.

Between practices, however, he works on an economic yardstick that many on Wall Street would find fascinating.

Some of the most creative manufacturing and distribution companies-think Dell-won't appear on any yardstick that tracks intellectual property.

Ever since Camp David, we in the U.S. have judged Egypt on only one yardstick -- how nice you were to Israel.

But Sanders' performance and prospects can't be assessed by the metrics of traditional electoral politics, because he has always set the goals of his campaign on terms that defy the yardsticks of campaigning as we know it.

But he continued to measure himself on the yardstick of the Great American Novel.

Depending on the yardstick used, it is now the world's biggest economy.