Sentence examples for criterion would be from inspiring English sources

This is a difficult genre in which to make aesthetic judgements, since one criterion would be fidelity to what the artist sees spread out before him.

"Any fixed valuation is arbitrary," responded Mr. Tillinghast, adding that a price-to-earnings criterion would be "just a proxy for neglect".

To use function as the only aesthetic criterion would be limiting, but it certainly is a valid consideration to be kept in mind.

This criterion would be ideal, if the losses due to poor estimates could be accurately defined.

One such criterion would be that L is an algebraizable logic with (K, Eq) as an algebraic semantics.

(If the firm's owners are risk averse or risk seeking, the pertinent criterion would be expected profit weighted by their risk preferences).

Meeting the Maastricht criteria would be an impressive feat.

"It gave us a road map of what the court of appeals criteria would be".

Loans modified under the criteria would be eligible for a federal guarantee that would protect lenders and investors against default.

Decisions about amount and criteria would be decided by an independent arbiter, with recipients much more in the driving seat.

Three criteria would be used: having 50% of production talent by cost being BME; having 30% BME control; and having 50% on air talent BME.