Sentence examples for effective yardsticks from inspiring English sources

Indicators are potentially effective yardsticks for measuring park conditions and explaining the implications of various conditions on sustainable park management.

To keep health needs as yardstick to determine effective health and humanitarian priority investments, is challenging.

But they say that calculus should shift sharply when existing treatments are highly effective, and that doctors need to use better yardsticks before embracing new technologies in those cases or adopt changes slowly.

The most effective businesses know who they are and use their values as a yardstick in making decisions from who they hire, to who they want to partner with, to what kind of culture they want.

The ongoing coevolution of human and nonhuman organisms, including bacteria, as well as the constant development of new healthcare delivery systems, the discovery of more effective treatments, and the discontinuation of antiquated treatments all undermine the usefulness of sustainability as overarching criteria or yardstick for the guiding of health care policy and planning.

Moussa: Why different yardsticks?

Different yardsticks show diverging trends.

Second, he is a highly effective debate performer in a political year when candidate's debates count more than ever – certainly more right now than the traditional yardsticks of fundraising and campaign organisation.

The suspenders looked like yardsticks.

There are some useful yardsticks.

There will be no different yardsticks.