Sentence examples similar to a reasonable yardstick from inspiring English sources
By any reasonable yardstick, I'm Like a Bird (even without the hoped-for pantomime response of "Oh no, you're not") is a life-affirming song: bright, breezy and a sure contender for single of the year in 2001's more discerning polls.
By any reasonable yardstick this match was unfair.
Measured by a more reasonable yardstick, however, it has seen solid successes.
As it is too early for earnings, the only other reasonable yardstick for these stocks is the price/sales ratio.
By this reasonable yardstick, Alan Simpson has disqualified himself from serving on this commission".
What good is a life-saving drug if you can't get it?" The Drug Price Relief Act aims to protect California taxpayers by using purchases by the VA as a yardstick by which state agencies can measure if they're getting a reasonable deal.
This is a reasonable position, if an unsatisfying one for voters who want to know where her yardsticks are truly planted.
The Convention could also allow the panel to use, at times, a "cost-based yardstick approach" [ 20]: demanding information about the real cost of a medicine, setting a reasonable reference price for high income countries, then calculating reasonable prices for middle and low income countries accordingly.
seems a reasonable estimate.
