Sentence examples for real criterion from inspiring English sources

"But my real criterion is: is each franc levied from the taxpayer well spent or not?

If substance, as opposed to style, were the real criterion for electing politicians, we'd all be a lot better off.

As a consequence, pass-interference calls may look so disputable because the referees don't voice, openly, the real criterion by which they make them.

Trump keeps harping on Jeb Bush's lack of energy and Hillary Clinton's absent stamina, perhaps because youthfulness is his only real criterion; when it comes to, for instance, Marco Rubio, he's struggled to offer a lasting insult.

The predicate symbol is used in the same way as the real criterion: it is used to express that only input data that fulfill MCDC at the original program have to be considered for coverage preservation (23).

To be immune from doubt does not mean simply that you do not doubt a proposition, or even that it resists a momentary attempt to doubt; the real criterion for truth is that the content of a proposition is so clearly perceived that the will is drawn to it in such a way that the will's affirmation cannot be shaken even by the systematic and sustained doubts of the Meditations.

As for the camp, Ms. Swoope said there were no "real criteria for getting in".

The only real criteria is that Sold must be at least seven days after the publication of the mayor's annual report (giving Londoners enough time to read it and prepare questions) and that these meetings must be open access to all members of the public.

The evolution of technology is often based on assumed, rather than real, criteria.

The real criteria of the no-fly list remain cloaked in secrecy.

The real criteria of the no-fly list – if there is one – remains cloaked in secrecy.