Sentence examples for have a yardstick from inspiring English sources
Thus, under the Bush plan, the federal government would have a yardstick by which to measure the validity of state tests without imposing a single national test on all school districts.
If you have belonged to the Church you have a yardstick by which to judge the world English Protestants have created - the Beatles, television, and bingo all spring from the Reformation you know.
"We have no evidence because we don't have a yardstick," he says.
Realistic Objectives and Milestones You can't measure results if you don't have a yardstick.
After the stock has matured several quarters, investors will have a yardstick to measure the performance of the new management team.
The mortgage industry has a yardstick for measuring the size of those profits.
| Paul Kasriel has a yardstick that helps him assess whether the Federal Reserve's extraordinary stimulus will lead to economic growth.
I try to have a basic yardstick for deciding policy: Who is this benefiting and at what cost?
And now that we have a common yardstick by which to measure, we know we're doing great based on an apples-to-apples comparison.
I write to bear witness to the fact that I have lived and have sought a yardstick for myself and for others, since those others couldn't or didn't know how or didn't want to do it.
