Sentence examples for be a criterion from inspiring English sources
According to the medical homeopaths, a feeling of well-being may be a criterion to distinguish homeopathic aggravations from adverse effects.
Size, however, need not always be a criterion.
–Should the environmental impact of a product be a criterion of quality?
The team concluded that "H.I.V. status should not by itself be a criterion for surgical consideration".
He said among the questions asked were: Could religion be a criterion in hiring staff members?
A counsellor's personality, sunny and patient, seems to be a criterion for employment.
Even so, customer satisfaction may be a criterion lurking in the wings.
"In that case, democracy won't be a criterion of progress, so the notion of democracy has to be rethought.
Ms. Lyons would not comment on the case since the matter is in litigation, but she denied that hairstyle would ever be a criterion for hiring.
About 45% attend religious services on at least a weekly basis, though it beats me why this should be a criterion.
Whether or not Jesus appeared first to Peter after the Resurrection, he was a witness, which Peter declared to be a criterion of apostleship (Acts 1 22).
