Sentence examples for critical yardstick from inspiring English sources
In the global economy, how well U.S. students perform is a critical yardstick.
It could be used as a new critical yardstick: how long does a film stay with you after you leave the cinema?
One critical yardstick, the level of fecal coliform bacteria in 100 milliliters of water (about 6.7 tablespoons) has dropped to 118 from 160,000.
She said she had demonstrated to her banker that she would be able to increase the property's average daily rate, a critical yardstick in the hotel industry, by raising room prices while improving customer service and adding amenities.
To assess the viability of the different EOR scenarios, NPV becomes a critical yardstick and should be ranked up with the best alternative.
If that is the case, the head coach's equivocation over his quarterback seems even less helpful, as it creates uncertainty at the team's most critical position, which has not exactly been a yardstick for success ever since Dan Marino called it a day after the 1999 season.
Travel Yardstick My friends contend that a critical measure of a relatively new boomer relationship is whether or not a couple travels well together.
At one end was the language of written communication and Islamic scholarship, which regarded the language of the Qurʾān as its inimitable yardstick; from this belief developed the later critical doctrine of iʿjāz al-Qurʾān (the "inimitability of the Qurʾān"), which resulted in a written (literary) language that has undergone remarkably little change over the centuries.
Finally, it is critical to compare the predictive performance of urine HMGB1 against prevailing yardsticks and other competing biomarker candidates on the horizon.
I spoke of using child nutritional status as a "human yardstick" to measure success and called on G8 leaders to stand up for nutrition and invest in the critical first 1,000 days - from conception to a child's second birthday - as a human development strategy that will lead to a stronger, more sustainable global economy.
