Examples of using Yardstick in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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there is no single yardstick by which to measure his impact,” said McKnight president Kate Wolford.
If the yardstick of our faith is unconditional love, particularly love of those whom society regards as outcasts,
other types of lighting, that yardstick has become meaningless, and as a result,
annual cycle of propers, each Sunday has a distinct flavor to it, and this annual recurrence creates a marker or yardstick that allows the faithful to measure their spiritual progress or decline over the course of their lives.
twenty-first century into an era of humanity, an era in which humanistic values will be the yardstick, the criteria of all values.
that is to say we have to give up measuring our meaning-and value with the yardstick of others only then are we free to be compassionate.”.
we have to die to them; that is, we have to give up measuring our meaning and value with the yardstick of others… thus we become free to be compassionate.”.
it isn't as accurate as using a yardstick with 1-inch markings).
we have to give up measuring our meaning and value with the yardstick of others… thus become free and passionate,” is not without surprise.
it isn't as accurate as using a yardstick with 1-inch markings).
Our students and graduates, including international students, are the yardstick by which we measure achievement of“the Best,” and so the giant
citizens' rights, which are noble social values to serve the development of individuals and communities as a yardstick of historical progress, were not fully and substantively implemented in bourgeois society, where inequality
rather than just the book value of the company, which had been his preferred yardstick for decades.
we used a laser level to make sure the frame on the left side was at the same height of its sister on the right(and we used a yardstick to make sure our side-to-side gaps between frames were about the same).
They don't get distracted by all those extrinsic yardsticks.
They shouldn't become our goals or our yardsticks.
come to evaluate art, we no longer believe in any objective yardsticks.
It's tempting to use other people's expectations and values as the yardsticks by which you measure your own accomplishments.
But we have never measured progress by these yardsticks alone.
come from tide-gauge records, which, in their simplest form, are essentially yardsticks attached to coastlines around the world.