Sentence examples for a simple standard of from inspiring English sources
Ordinary New Yorkers expect to be treated according to a simple standard of common courtesy and respect, and those of us with disabilities are no different.
In matters of religion, the great social changes that took place between the end of the Heian period and the early Kamakura period fostered a sense of crisis and religious awakening and caused the people to demand a simple standard of faith, in place of the complicated teachings and ceremonies of the ancient Buddhism.
The proposed update sets a simple standard for all of this: If a food or beverage can't be sold in school, it shouldn't be marketed there either.
The CPR tool aims to promote consistency between epidemiological studies by providing investigators worldwide with ready access to a simple, standard protocol for genotypic estimation of transmitted HIVDR.
AATT is a simple, standard tool for assessing the acceptance of new technologies [28] and comprises nine items scored on a five-point scale.
A simple standard format is proposed for the input of experimental data.
Adjusting GDP for the size of the population -- GDP per capita -- yields a simple measure of the standard of living.
Indeed, by the simple standard of survival alone, our progress has been impressive.
Dante seeking in his De vulgari eloquentia (written 1304 07; "On the Eloquence of the Vernacular") to find, amid what he described as "a thousand different dialects," "the elusive panther" of some basis for a common vernacular literary language argued that there were some "very simple standards of manners, dress, and speech by which our actions as Italians are weighed and measured".
People are debating this proposed 27th Amendment to the Constitution as if it were beyond simple standards of right & wrong.
These are just some of the consequences of replacing the teaching of simple standards of right and wrong with subjectivity, political correctness and moral relativism, a process that began in America two generations ago.
