Sentence examples for solid yardstick from inspiring English sources
As Michela Wrong puts it, the amount of money which it disbursed became "the only solid yardstick of progress, hardly a situation likely to encourage discrimination amongst officials responsible for approving projects".
Measured by a more reasonable yardstick, however, it has seen solid successes.
"He beat a good yardstick in Splash Of Ginge so it is solid form and it was easy enough to ride him.
My concerns are mainly about labelling poetry as something solid, traditional and worthy, something belonging to the establishment, a yardstick against which most people won't measure up.
A solid plan reassures them about the competence of the entrepreneur and provides an objective yardstick for measuring progress and testing initial assumptions.
A new readability yardstick.
We compare four different designs: the uniform yardstick, the unweighted uniform yardstick, the discriminatory yardstick, and the best-practice yardstick.
A better yardstick is education.
Princeton is a common yardstick.
