Sentence examples for using a yardstick known from inspiring English sources

Using a yardstick known as the leverage ratio, the proposed rules would not allow the bank with $1 trillion in assets to discount any of that sum.

Compared with the same period a year ago, bank lending slowed in February, as did the growth in the money supply, as broadly measured by a yardstick known as M2.

To measure explosive leg power, the standing vertical jump (counter movement jump) was conducted using a Yardstick (Swift Performance Equipment, Lismore, New South Wales, Australia).

Using another yardstick, known as the leverage ratio, Deutsche Bank still looks risky compared with its peers.

The measurers use a yardstick provided by the Weather Service, and take measurements in two places near each other.

Use a yardstick to measure the staves and feathers.

Use a yardstick and adhesive tape to make a baseline that is two feet long.

Use a yardstick and a level to keep the points even.

Use a yardstick and level to keep the peaks even both horizontally and vertically.

If you are purchasing a used bike, use a yardstick or measuring tape to measure the diameter of the tire.

Use a yardstick or ruler to line up your writing, you don't want it slanted or anything.