Sentence examples for a threshold for how from inspiring English sources

The act did not define "significant disproportionality" or set a threshold for how marked the racial disparities needed to be to raise red flags.

"Pretty much everybody on Earth has a threshold for how much to indulge an idiot who doesn't know how to conduct herself," Steve Albini wrote, "and I think Ms Palmer has found her audience's threshold".

Fannie and Freddie also recently set a threshold for how many loans they will purchase with "misrepresentations or data inaccuracies" before they will force the originator to buy them back.

Setting a threshold for how little I'm willing to charge to my card made me smarter and more mindful about my purchases.

If there is a threshold for how many digital devices and services we want in our lives, we don't seem to have reached it yet.

Tech stocks took a beating toward the end of the year, and although Apple seems to have weathered the storm better than most companies, it may have reached a threshold for how much it can innovate on its high-end hardware.

It seems that there's a minimum threshold for how long a route must be active before the app saves it.

When looking at the data based on gender, women of all ages tend to have a lower threshold for how much debt they'd have to accrue before asking for help.

Most countries have a pretty clear threshold for how long you have to be physically present to become a subject to different laws and regulations.

To estimate the deficit in MOIs as proxy for unmet obstetric need, a threshold of how many interventions are necessary in a given population has to be set.

Second, there was concern as to how a threshold for 'good' outcome would be determined: "You'd probably have to be a bit more specific about what [the threshold score] means".