Sentence examples for yardstick for interpreting from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, it is useful to consider how the raw samples compare, if only to provide an imperfect yardstick for interpreting the empirical analysis reported in Section 4. A key issue in this regard concerns the contribution to the Skill Stream made by the GSM and Employer Sponsored visa categories.
It's become the defining strategic debate of the year and a yardstick for how we interpret the game as onlookers and analysts.
A suggested yardstick to interpret d (Cohen, 1988) when comparing two different groups is: 0.2 as a small effect, 0.5 as a medium effect, and 0.8 and greater as a large effect.
"We need a yardstick for success.
"Juventus were a great yardstick for us.
That is precisely the Republican yardstick for judging court decisions.
Who needs a universal yardstick, for that matter?
Now it is a kind of yardstick for measuring ego.
"It will be a good yardstick for us," he said.
The yardstick for success at C.R.I. is modest.
Richard Strauss called for "lots of horns, which are always a yardstick for heroism".
