Sentence examples similar to a usual yardstick from inspiring English sources
[C4.] A David With Some Punch Left By the usual yardstick of market share, Apple Computer is a computing pipsqueak.
In a bold move, Roche was testing the drug not for its ability to lower blood sugar, the usual yardstick for a diabetes drug, but to see if it could prevent heart attacks and strokes in people with Type 2 diabetes.
BY the usual yardstick of market share, Apple Computer is a computing pipsqueak.
Judged by its record on inflation, the usual yardstick, the Fed is performing fairly well.
By contrast, Fidelity Select Natural Gas ranked 10th by the usual yardstick but did better when adjusted for its risk, rising to 6th.
Some law firms, for example, try to identify them and reward them differently, because their value lies in bringing ideas together within the firm, not in bagging new clients, which in the legal profession is the more usual yardstick for rewards.
Princeton is a common yardstick.
What is required is a common yardstick.
Congo always felt that way to me, as if the regular colour spectrum, the usual yardsticks we have, do not quite hack it.
Figure 2 shows the power of the tests as functions of the number of matched pairs with the usual yardsticks of 80%and90%0% power marked in for reference.
