Sentence examples for a time when standards from inspiring English sources

Corbett attempted to premiumise the pub experience, at a time when standards were often low.

This led to strong advocacy for the primacy of the nature of the organism in evolutionary explanations at a time when standard evolutionary biology had reduced the nature of the organism to "random variation" (Brooks in press).

17 This pivotal study was designed and conducted at a time when standard therapy for metastatic RCC was in transition.

But the level of dissatisfaction now, at a time when living standards are so high, suggests a deeper malaise.

Only in the 1960's did the nation start arguing about its clothes with the old fervor, using fashion to probe what it meant to be an American at a time when all standards were under siege.

"We worry that it does more to help the finance sector than the rest of the economy and could fuel further inflation at a time when living standards are already being squeezed".

The fact that this is largely a consequence of success the suburbs and exurbs grew rapidly at a time when lending standards were lax, and are now suffering the consequences is little consolation.

In a time when production standards are being forced down by print-on-demand and economic imperatives it was a joy to see a sophisticated level of engagement between design and content and a demonstration that high quality production and book design need not be backward-looking but could be modern and of the moment.

He also defended celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, who was criticised by campaigners for the swearing in his Jamie's Ministry of Food series on Channel 4. "At a time when broadcasting standards are again being fiercely debated, our winter season also serves as a reminder of Channel 4's cultural value in offering challenging, alternative TV that might offend certain sensibilities," Bellamy said.

AIG collapsed 97% because of losses on credit default swaps at a time when accounting standards demanded quicker recognition of such losses.

Mr Heath told Ms Creagh: "It is very important neither you, nor anyone else in this House, talks down the British food industry at a time when the standards in that industry are of a very high level.