Sentence examples for have yardsticks from inspiring English sources
Even though we modern humans now have yardsticks and tape measures and other, highly sophisticated tools for measurement, there are still circumstances in which we must rely on our ancient ruler to inform us about how we can interact with the world.
But history has yardsticks for success that are more stringent than the ephemeral ones used by political consultants.
Users of transportation have several yardsticks when measuring the quality of transportation service between two points.
The Planning Commission and the Ministry of Rural Development cannot have different yardsticks to identify those who can qualify as poor, he argues.
Even by their own yardsticks, Osborne and David Cameron have failed abysmally.
Each prioritises a different core value and each has its own yardstick or reference point for assessment (Table 4).
Selective colleges have no yardstick to discriminate between a B average in a pampered Westchester high school larded with Advanced Placement courses and an A at a high school in the Badlands of South Dakota that does not offer physics.
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.
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.
