Sentence examples for one yardstick is from inspiring English sources

One yardstick is moral or religious: Was I good?

One yardstick is the number of business startups.

One yardstick is price: "L'Enfance du Christ," by the Argentine artist Guillermo Kuitca, sold at Christie's Latin American auction in 1994 for $16,100 and sold again at Christie's in June for $244,500.

One yardstick that is never used but should be, is the simple ratio of market capitalization to pay.

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

By at least one standard, the 100-day yardstick is deeply unfair to any chief executive.

A better yardstick is education.

That, by any yardstick, is success – for him.

This yardstick is the reciprocal of the P/E ratio.

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

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