Sentence examples for other yardsticks from inspiring English sources
Using other yardsticks, however, the performance of the blue-chip Dow does not look quite as impressive.
Instead, he will measure his success by other yardsticks: major city tourist attractions like the Museum of Modern Art, Madame Tussauds, the American Museum of Natural History and, when it reopens in November, the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum.
But by most other yardsticks, Mr. Paul this year has far exceeded the accomplishments of his 2008 campaign, reflecting, perhaps, how much the mood of the country has shifted.
One exception has been in the country's Hazara heartland as well as in Hazara-dominated western Kabul, where boys and girls have been receiving educations the past half-dozen years that their parents could never have imagined when the Taliban ruled the country, vaulting Hazara students far ahead of Pashtuns in terms of success at college qualifying examinations and other yardsticks.
The day peace ran out What he did, and left undone Mystery island Reprints Related items India: Fazed by the ballot boxMar 6th 2003 South-East Asia's economies: If war comes...Mar 6th 2003Yet the economy will still have grown by 4.4%—a snail's pace when compared, as it usually is, with China (especially if the official figures are to be believed), but not bad against most other yardsticks.
The Russell Value Index is up 13.2% this year, leaving the other yardsticks in the dust.
What matters is that qualifications are credible in their own right with the end-user, not by comparison with some other yardstick.
She warned Mr. Obama or his supporters against claiming the nomination based on winning a majority of pledged delegates or some other yardstick before the final primaries on June 3 and before the fate of the Michigan and Florida delegations are settled.
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.
It's seventh on donations alone, but doesn't make the top 10 on either of the other two yardsticks.
But over time the national total has consistently been revised up, suggesting that any overstatement is modest.What about other economic yardsticks?
