yardstick|yardsticks in English

noun

criterion, standard of measurement; yard-long measuring stick (about 0.91 meters long)

Use "yardstick|yardsticks" in a sentence

1. My yardstick got caught in the handle.

2. 1 Durability is one yardstick of quality.

3. Durability is one yardstick of quality.

4. Others call it the Buffett yardstick instead

5. 3 We need a yardstick for health.

6. No yardstick for the mediocre companies to strive to.

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8. 16 Is profit the only yardstick of success?

9. 15 Always use the appropriate yardstick for each category.

10. 7 Productivity is not the only yardstick of success.

11. 6 We need a yardstick to measure our performance by.

12. We must address this scourge resolutely and with one yardstick.

13. 2 By any yardstick, that's a large amount of money.

14. 14 No yardstick for the mediocre companies to strive to.

15. Profit is the most important yardstick of success for any business.

16. This is a yardstick for measuring whether a person is really progressive.

17. 4 Profit is the most important yardstick of success for any business.

18. Surely the role of idealism is as a motivating aspiration and a yardstick.

19. 13 Exam results are not the only yardstick of a school's performance.

20. 19 It is widely used as a kind of yardstick for good practice.

21. 15 This is a yardstick for measuring whether a person is really progressive.

22. The most important performance yardstick is how often pollinators visit Cultivars in garden trials

23. 25 Surely the role of idealism is as a motivating aspiration and a yardstick.

24. Company driver said Smokey's set up on the southbound side about yardstick 21.

25. 12 This is a yardstick for measuring whether a person is really progressive.