Sentence examples for one yardstick from inspiring English sources

Ever since Camp David, we in the U.S. have judged Egypt on only one yardstick -- how nice you were to Israel.

One yardstick is moral or religious: Was I good?

By at least one yardstick, the networks aren't doing that badly.

Complaints to the department are one yardstick for whether travelers consider they are being badly informed, maltreated or cheated.

The triple bottom line does not.The problem is not just that there is no one yardstick allowing the three measures to be compared with each other.

One yardstick used to assess affordability is the ratio of average house prices to average earnings, which captures whether housing is within reach of typical buyers.

Is it significant that more women, to choose one obvious yardstick, are running major theatres?

Eleven years on, One Touch remains the yardstick by which any new girl group that doesn't want to be the Saturdays gets judged.

Mullen is twenty-four years old and six foot one, with yardstick-wide shoulders and close-cropped hair.

A labor lawyer on the court would bring more diversity to its deliberations than almost any other yardstick one uses to slice and dice the concept of inclusiveness.

If one applies Hughes' yardstick, that's around 3,200 too many.