Sentence examples for a standard for some from inspiring English sources

Quantity is now a sales point for some publishers and a standard for some librarians.

In November, U.S. Lacrosse did accede and approach Nocsae about developing a standard for some form of head protection for women — almost certainly soft — that might protect against some stick-to-head concussions.

Credit card issuers like American Express are adding paper fees to merchant accounts, and online services that initially mailed statements, like NetBank and Ameritrade, the online brokerage firm, have begun charging for them, setting a standard for some new businesses that want to do the same.

The Panel strongly agreed that 'short course' radiotherapy, such as 40 Gy in 15 or 42.5 Gy in 16 fractions, could be offered as a standard for at least some patients, with a slim majority thinking that this would be suitable for almost all patients.

The Governmental Accounting Standards Board has been working on a standard for measuring performance for some time, over the strenuous objections of the finance officers' group, which maintains that assessing program effectiveness is not an accounting issue.

Optical fiber sensors, which have been recognized as a standard for motion capture, have drawn some attention [5 7].

He set "a standard for the need to establish some sort of justice and to work for moral values the world cherishes".

Without the need for Angoff or other procedures, statistical equating uses information about how candidates performed previously on diets containing shared items, and thereby sets a standard for a new diet, only some items of which have previously been used.

"Elsewhere" was the name hung on St. Eligius, the rundown and besieged Boston hospital in the gritty television series (1982-88) that set a standard for realism and gave rise to some of the best writing in television.

It's a standard for sure.

It set a standard for Wenger.