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  • Nico replied gravely, "Having money isn't part of our admissions criteria; we fund our students out of research grants."  (source)
    criteria = standards (reference points against which other things can be evaluated)
  • experience was the criterion that white editors used to hire them.  (source)
    criterion = reference point against which other things were evaluated
  • If grades were the criteria, I would be in deep frigging dung.  (source)
    criteria = things that will be evaluated
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  • But whether a teenager likes cigarettes enough to keep using them depends on a very different set of criteria.  (source)
    criteria = reference points against which something can be evaluated
  • The major criterion left untested is one we cannot test here;  (source)
    criterion = a reference point against which things can be evaluated
  • criteria for membership  (source)
    criteria = standards (reference points against which other things can be evaluated)
  • Jurgis and Ona were very much in love ... and Jurgis judged everything by the criterion of its helping or hindering their union.  (source)
    criterion = reference point (against which other things can be evaluated)
  • But he had to admit, he thought Megan had gotten it right, and thankfully, she'd been able to meet a guy in New York who satisfied all her criteria.  (source)
    criteria = requirements (reference points against which things can be evaluated)
  • I take it being sick is not a criterion for him.†  (source)
    criterion = a reference point against which things can be evaluated
  • DNA: Version Search Criteria: RANA (all, fragment len > 0)†  (source)
  • This criterion is met if one parent or grandparent is not Aryan.†  (source)
  • Here at Fortunate Fields, we have carefully defined objective criteria known in advance by which our animals may be measured for fitness; we know exactly which behaviors to select for.†  (source)
  • Paul remembered an essay by Edmund Wilson where Wilson had said, in typically grudging Wilson manner, that Wordsworth's criterion for the writing of good poetry, strong emotion recalled in a time of tranquility, would do well enough for most dramatic fiction as well.†  (source)
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