Sentence examples for tough metrics from inspiring English sources
While this might seem like extremely tough metrics to meet, Facebook says 500,000 Pages quickly were able to earn the badge.
He's smart, tough and focused on metrics as he applies private-sector methods to public policy.
In another similarity with Google and Facebook, traditional valuation metrics may be tough to apply.
For seed stage companies it might be easier, but proving you're worth the valuation of a Series B upround requires incredible metrics that are tough to reach if you have audible late in the game.
But, generally speaking, for the everyday investor, it can be tough to pick out the key metrics and stats buried in the ocean of unreliable financial data that permeates the Web.
Bill and Melinda helped refocus attention on the world's neediest citizens, and they also brought a tough-minded business-like focus on measurement, metrics and getting the most bang for the buck while saving lives.
But without more concrete metrics to counter publicly available data, it's tough to drink that Kool-Aid.
The consortium is now working on metrics for water quality and biodiversity--which are significant environmental impacts and much tougher to measure--and hopes to eventually expand to the health and social impacts of agriculture.
Having lived without the economic hardships that come from a recession for more than 20 years, the metrics by which Australians judge that they are, as the political cliché has it, "doing it tough" – that is, feeling cost of living pressures – have shifted dramatically.
These questions are especially tough to answer because most open-source companies are still private, and don't have to disclose key user and financial metrics.
