Sentence examples for relevant yardstick from inspiring English sources
But while the event will surely be heavily covered by the media today, its long-term impact is less important for stocks than it is for the ability of the Dow to survive as a relevant yardstick of the market.
Data quality does not exist in a vacuum, a reviewer needs to know in what context a data set is to be used in order to establish a relevant yardstick for judging whether or not the data is acceptable.
However, I'd wholly agree that they, and Mick especialy, have become a parody … Age shouldnt be the yardstick, turning out relevant music should be, and frankly they just cant do that anymore.
But at a two-hour briefing of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission on Friday, commission members, staff engineers and executives of the plant owner, Dominion, discussed whether a different yardstick — the total amount of energy the quake delivered — was more relevant.
That yardstick, embraced by the Wall Street analysts who follow the company, excludes some seemingly relevant figures, however -- like the cost of textbooks, licensing fees for curriculum and the cost of computers and the wiring of schools, which Edison considers "central" rather than "school-based" expenses.
A better yardstick is education.
What yardstick are you using?
That's a useful yardstick".
The answer, today, depends on your yardstick.
You can't beat the yardstick.
