Sentence examples for critical measure from inspiring English sources

No, by any critical measure it is not.

On the critical measure of gross margin, A.M.D. also beat Wall Street's estimates.

But as is often the case with specs, wattage is not a critical measure anyway.

But one critical measure threatens to spoil Mrs Arroyo's otherwise glowing report card: the budget deficit.

That list should also include another critical measure to fight trafficking, the Trafficking Victims Protection Act.

Shareholder value should continue to be seen as the critical measure of business success.

Mr. Bush appeared to be setting up the Sunday deadline as a critical measure of Iraqi cooperation.

The more critical measure is that the Colts allowed 19.2 points a game, eighth fewest in the league.

Italian government bond yields, a critical measure of how much the country has to pay to borrow, jumped.

There are a few historical mileposts to guide the endeavor, but most scholars agree they fall short in some critical measure.

Whether the president can push his health care initiatives through Congress now is seen as a critical measure of how well he has maintained political momentum.