Sentence examples for which yardsticks from inspiring English sources

But he gave L.A. Unified wide discretion in deciding which yardsticks to use to judge progress in learning its local academic standards.

So why should we care about which yardstick we use?

Depending on which yardstick you prefer, that amounts to the output of seven average nuclear plants or six large coal-fired plants.

In this paper, we show that by designing internal financial rules which create yardstick competition for research funds, a multi-department university may induce better teaching quality and research, as compared to the performance of independent departments.

Existing yardsticks, which include certain supernovas, are important because they provide ways of calculating how fast the universe is expanding.

Start with last week's Pisa educational yardsticks, which show British teenagers trailing their Vietnamese counterparts at science, and behind the Macanese at maths.

"The yardstick we use for others will be the yardstick which time will use for us".

This Rule points us in a clear direction... the yardstick we use for others will be the yardstick which time will use for us.

That investigation was framed by a 1973 law, which said the yardstick for judging business behaviour was the "public interest".

I suspect this is by the design of gun proponents, since such a debate distracts attention from the ultimate yardstick, which is the number of deaths.

(Actually, he probably threw up the normal amount, but he certainly threw up more than an adult, which was my yardstick up until becoming a mum).