Sentence examples for single most important criterion from inspiring English sources

He said BBT lessons were "connected directly to what's happening in the forefront of the business — that was the single most important criterion for me".

As people invariably do when discussing the subject of appointing guardians for their children, Alina Tugend overlooked the single most important criterion that parents should consider: Who would best be able emotionally to help our children cope with the trauma of losing their parents.

Again and again, Mr. Gore's search was shaped by gritty political concerns that had little bearing on what he had repeatedly described as his single most important criterion for a running mate: someone possessed of the experience and ability to assume the presidency if necessary.

Admittedly, even fewer, just 5%, named CSR in its own right as the single most important criterion; but one might add to this the additional 24% who said that the reputation and integrity of the brand, to which good corporate citizenship presumably contributes, matter most.

According to the SEC, "The single most important criterion is that the rating agency is widely accepted in the U.S. as an issuer of credible and reliable ratings by the predominant users of securities ratings".

"Judgment is the single most important criterion for selecting a president......

The single most important criteria should be that we want people coming to this country who have got a skill to bring, who economically are going to earn more than £27,500".

I can tell you this: The single most important criteria in selecting a vice president of the United States is someone who can be president".

The single most important criteria should be that we want people coming to this country who have got a skill to bring, who economically are going to earn more than £27,500 a year".

This is the single most important criteria used to select high school candidates.

IHR 2005's expansion of the range of public health events under surveillance and the use of risk assessment criteria in deciding what is reportable is possibly the single most important surveillance advance in IHR 2005.