Sentence examples for yardsticks should be from inspiring English sources

These yardsticks should be used to determine whether the managers currently on the firing line — like Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase and the co-chief executive of Deutsche Bank, Anshu Jain, whose chairman has just cleared him of involvement in the Libor scandal — should walk the plank.

In this case, other performance yardsticks should be considered, among which the system throughput is the most common[43 47].

"The yardstick should be," he said, "am I creating these jobs and are we strengthening the economy".

However, if the two limited-overs matches are any yardstick, there should be considerably more pace and bounce than in the first two Tests.

Blanchard and Shleifer's model of yardstick competition should be revised for its limitations.

To assess the viability of the different EOR scenarios, NPV becomes a critical yardstick and should be ranked up with the best alternative.

"The whole Camp David process is the yardstick, whether it should be or shouldn't be," said Gerald M. Steinberg, a diplomacy expert at Bar-Ilan University.

"I will be using them [Bournemouth] as a yardstick because they should be going up this season," he said.

"But whatever yardstick you use, City University should be a leader in solving this problem.

The yardstick, say the drafters, should be that if an international tribunal has ruled genocide has taken place, it should be accepted everywhere in Europe as criminal conduct to contest that in public.

The common thread in these examples is the choice of yardstick the AI systems should be measured against: humans.