sole criteria

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

He spent 26 years domesticating the silver fox, using tameability as the sole criteria of selection.

The paper said that its sole criteria were "the school's net assets and the number of students it sends to Harvard".

"Price is not the sole criteria, but it's an important criteria," Kuka's chief executive, Till Reuter, said in an interview.

In 2008, Mr. Klein made the score on a citywide standardized test the sole criteria for admission.

Mr. Van Rompuy encouraged legislators to consider the "sole criteria of professional qualification and experience" in the case of Mr. Mersch.

Bernie Sanders: With 34 years of experience under his belt, Sanders would be the clear winner of any of the candidates if this were the sole criteria for entering the White House.

Educational Testing Service guidelines specify that a "cutoff score based solely on GRE scores should never be used as the sole criterion for denial of admissions".

The sole criterion of admission remains a high score on a certified I. Q

In every corner of the culture, money has increasingly become the sole criterion of success.

"Teachers were not asked whether pupil results should be the sole criterion for determining pay progression.

And that, said most of the panel, is the sole criterion of success.