Sentence examples for almost any criterion from inspiring English sources

Do you estimate that almost any criterion would give the same final answers qualitatively?

Mailing lists targeted by almost any criterion you choose are available for purchase.

With its own mechanism for drafting (and supporting) candidates, its own agenda, and its own media eco-system, the Tea Party is a third party by almost any criteria but ballot affiliation – and leadership.

By almost any criteria one might care to measure the strength of a league, MLS is strong and vibrant.

In September 2006 Greenpeace found Apple's gear scored badly "on almost all criteria" on its green electronics scorecard.

In Table 1, LCAP [12] performs better than other protocols for almost all criteria but it suffers from traceability problem and it is not ubiquitous.

N: Don't you feel any sympathy for the top American, Tyson Gay? Esquire magazine just wrote the following, about Gay and Bolt: "By almost every criterion, Gay is the better runner.

Hon Hai has, for the second year in a row, come out on top of almost every criterion we measured for the Fab 50.

Emission caps have been imposed on power companies, and Ms Liao says that in the negotiations to set new electricity tariffs from next year, pollution control will be as important as volume generated (almost the sole criterion in the present arrangements).

Little is known about oocyte quality admitted in the in vitro fertilization programme, where oocyte morphology is almost the only criterion used in daily medical practice.

I can see why - on almost every criteria, the hotel can match or beat most five stars.