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yardstick

[yahrd-stik] / ˈyɑrdˌstɪk /


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But it occurred to me—while watching people waiting for gas at Costco—that the usual yardsticks don’t apply.

From The Wall Street Journal

Based on yardsticks such as the price/earnings ratio and enterprise value to free cash flow, the valuation isn’t egregious.

From Barron's

But we all must decide, he added, whether we will use money “as a tool to live a better life” or, tragically, “as a yardstick of status to measure yourself against others.”

From MarketWatch

But we all must decide, he added, whether we will use money “as a tool to live a better life” or, tragically, “as a yardstick of status to measure yourself against others.”

From MarketWatch

Meanwhile, the price of Brent crude, the global yardstick, edged up.

From The Wall Street Journal