Sentence examples for yardstick in order from inspiring English sources
New data from Beauhurst, the market research analyst that specialises in coverage of fast-growth companies, looks at exactly that yardstick in order to rank highly-valued UK companies by size.
The Geneva Conventions, for example, try to codify a series of yardsticks, in order to define and outlaw egregious forms of violence.
"But it is also humorous and I see humour as something moral, because it invokes the yardstick of goodness in order to be funny, as though to laugh is sometimes the last thing left to us.
Data quality does not exist in a vacuum, a reviewer needs to know in what context a data set is to be used in order to establish a relevant yardstick for judging whether or not the data is acceptable.
The Yardstick considers clinically important variables in all three planes of space and allows ranking of dental casts in order of difficulty to achieve a favorable outcome [15-17] [15-17]
"Original cost is the best yardstick to compare an oil pipeline to other oil pipelines, to other industrial companies and to the entire American economy in order to approximate the oil pipeline's cost of capital," the commission said Friday.
In order to determine the immersion depth of Arb, instead of determining z, we used the phospholipids as a yardstick by comparing their PRE with the one of Arb.
By these crucial yardsticks, Britain is emerging less as an economic dynamo poised to become a main trading partner with China than as the surprising economic sick man of a Europe committed to putting its financial house in order.
French red wines served as a yardstick in the study.
We hope all shareholders will use this yardstick in deciding how to vote.
