Sentence examples for a standard that makes from inspiring English sources

We just have to find a standard that makes people the least unhappy as possible".

And pictures cannot yet be delivered through the Internet reliably enough, and to a standard that makes them worth watching.In the old, physical world, the entertainment industry has two revenue streams: subscription and advertising.

Opera ★ Amore Opera (Friday through Sunday, Wednesday and Thursday) This scrappy but very pleasant ensemble has made a habit of pairing a standard that makes thematic sense with a lesser-known work and performing them in repertory.

Apple has invented a standard that makes it easy for developers to build content for a mobile wallet, and Microsoft wants to populate its new mobile wallet with virtual cards and tickets easily, without having to convince devs to build entirely new, slightly different content for the same.

Both finishes were of a standard that made nonsense of that modest record, the first deadly accurate from 18 yards and the second from much closer in after a delightful one-two with Wilfried Bony, his closest rival for man of the match honours.

In the Citizens United case, the Supreme Court not only rejected a major piece of legislation but created a constitutional standard that makes any meaningful campaign-finance legislation next to impossible to pass.

Or maybe the problem is a beauty standard that makes gay men more neurotic about body fat than straight women.

Microsoft might also be able to spearhead a software standard that makes it easier for touch-enabled applications to work on the myriad kinds of touch technology.

Woodley has made some thoughtful comments on women's issues in the past, discussing how she hates contributing to a beauty standard that makes women and girls feel inadequate, the importance of representing independent young women in films, and how her role in "The Fault In Our Stars" is "rewriting the paradigm for how female leads exist".

They can be the people who stand by and justify bad behavior done by "good people" or the ones -- like the marchers in Selma or Mrs. Belson -- who hold society to a values standard that makes communities reservoirs of justice and decency by actually living the values that we share.

"BARCODE" is a reserved keyword for those records in an INSDC database that meet a higher quality standard that makes them more reliable links between a gene sequence and a species name.