Sentence examples for criteria made from inspiring English sources

But a subsequent lowering of criteria made him eligible to go to war.

The vague nature of the ISI observation criteria made me question my own understanding of lesson judgements.

The 1999 APS classification criteria made epidemiologic studies practical by providing a common definition for this disease.

The pressing need to join the EC first, and then meet the Maastricht criteria, made them follow the same yellow brick road.

Some experts said that the SEC's criteria made sense and that the fraud Madoff allegedly constructed was successful in part because it avoided the appearance of risk.

A recent "secure messaging scorecard" published by the Electronic Frontier Foundation rating apps across seven criteria made the difference clear: lots of green ticks for the security apps, and lots of red circles for the mainstream apps.

The other new criteria make sense.

Do you think Pew's criteria make sense?

But neither, he said, meets all three of his criteria: "Make it fast.

The conflicting nature of these two criteria makes the solution of the problem difficult.

An even bigger curiosity is that the inflation and public-debt criteria make little economic sense.