Sentence examples for any yardstick that from inspiring English sources

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

Judge it by any yardstick that you may, Lage Raho Munnabhai emerges a clear winner.

|  Paul Kasriel has a yardstick that helps him assess whether the Federal Reserve's extraordinary stimulus will lead to economic growth.

Luckily there is a yardstick that finesses many of these problems: electricity output, which is mainly a measure of consumer affluence and industrial activity.

Schools in Salford and in Canning Town are to be judged against a yardstick that includes their GCSE results in languages.

Mr. White says his ultimate goal is a yardstick that will become a standard tool for admissions officers at business schools around the country.

Agroecology measures its success by a yardstick that includes not only bushels and calories but by how well food nourishes people while regenerating soil and water and helping more farmers make a good living.

The increased frequency of the ticks makes the clocks more useful, Ludlow said — much as a yardstick that measures down to sixteenths of an inch offers more precision than one that only indicates feet.

And because so little data about clubs' finances is in the public domain, any public figures from the Coyotes could have an impact on other teams if they become a yardstick that investors use to measure the worth of franchises.

And how it negotiates those two irreconcilable facts may be a yardstick that future generations will come to measure it by.

Measured by deaths per miles traveled, a yardstick that filters out the effect of less driving, the death rate is down by 16.1percentt from 2005 to the first half of 2009.