Sentence examples for passing yardstick from inspiring English sources
The squad ran a relatively leisurely 54 plays in the era of hurry-up O, managed a mediocre 319 total yards and Kaepernick barely cracked 200 on the passing yardstick.
Meanwhile, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is also edging toward record territory, although that yardstick still has some distance to cover before passing its earlier peak.
"It doesn't show how the presence or absence of the menopause affects Darwinian fitness," how successful an individual is in passing on his or her genes to future generations, "which is the all-important evolutionary yardstick".
Passing the 9,400 mark for the first time in history, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is up 154.23 to 9465.42, while the S&P 500 is building on yesterday's record performance as the broad-market yardstick adds 20.82 to 1265.60.
Penn was determined to get his degree and passed up one of the main yardsticks for draft consideration.
The truth is important because it's the yardstick by which we measure our reality, and Ben Stein -- or anyone else -- trying to pass off spectacular whimsy as legitimate fact is, yes, damaging.
Using those yardsticks, Dr. Gerberding said, the agency was "cautiously optimistic" that the peak of the flu epidemic had passed.
In other countries, the top of the pay scale is often higher (see chart), but it takes much longer to get there.The government plans to offer teachers the chance to earn, in time, up to £40,000 but only if they pass rigorous appraisals of their performance, in which the improvement in pupils' exam results will be one of the yardsticks.
But this yardstick can go both ways.
Bend forward and gently reach your hands toward the yardstick.
