Sentence examples for a yardstick for how from inspiring English sources

He thinks measuring biodiversity is a yardstick for how society is doing.

But I kind of view it more as a yardstick for how much I've accomplished.

It's become the defining strategic debate of the year and a yardstick for how we interpret the game as onlookers and analysts.

But as the net permeates society, says Mr Schneier, "expect to see more of this kind of thing in future".Finally, SQL Slammer provides a yardstick for how internet security has improved since Nimda, which struck shortly after September 11th 2001.

This baptism of fire will provide City and the rest of us with a yardstick for just how far the club have come in four years since Sheikh Mansour's takeover, and perhaps how much farther they still have to go.

But remember: The United States maintained its two-war doctrine more as a yardstick for measuring how much money to allocate to the Pentagon.

Whether Hyypia, Lewandowski and their impressive team can come through that unscathed may well be a perfect yardstick for how far this side can go.

Time for a second opinion: my male friends are alright, so I used them as a better yardstick for how fit I really was.

But now it is TCS that is being taken as a yardstick of how the industry is performing.

More than a century later, the Dow index has become the most widely recognized yardstick for how well U.S. stocks are performing.

We're all running different races, and to use others as a yardstick for individual success would be as fruitless as comparing how well I can construct an analogy to how fast you can eat hot dogs.