Sentence examples for much a criterion from inspiring English sources

"Here, height has not been so much a criterion.

Instead, the lookout list was changed to "organizations involved with political, lobbying or advocacy for exemptions under 501(c)3 or 501(c)4," a criterion much more in line with concerns that overt political advocates were receiving special tax protection.

Meanwhile, zero is not the crucial number for the deficit; a much better criterion is the budget balance that would, on a sustained basis, stabilize debt as a percentage of GDP.

Beveridge defined want as the lack of "what is necessary for subsistence", a much stricter criterion than the one that defines modern British poverty.

Logical falsifiability is a much weaker criterion than practical falsifiability.

Dharmakīrti's idea of concepts F and G being identical thus demands a much stronger criterion than the necessary truth of the biconditional for all x: x is F iff x is G.

The ratio of the ribosome densities in uORFs and in CDS provides a much better criterion for discriminating between resistant and non-resistant mRNAs.

Such a criterion is much narrower than the "public interest", says the government.

Mr. Jiang went on to say that given the changes in the Chinese economy, "We cannot simplistically use whether people have property and how much property they have as a criterion to determine whether they are politically advanced or backward".

Creating Smart Playlists enables users to slice and dice their music libraries using pretty much any criteria they want.

The first objection to sufficiency is not so much a critique of the criterion, but of the logic to which it is applied.