Sentence examples for accepted norm of from inspiring English sources

The desire for sons is so strong in Vietnam that the gender birth ratio now stands at 111 boys to 100 girls, according to the ministry of health, well above the internationally accepted norm of around 104.

Freelancing is becoming the accepted norm of the startup world.

Replacing the old accepted norm of companies being the ones that provide services is what is happening with this new breed of startups.

The socially accepted norm of obtaining money is through a job, but what if life dictated to you limits beyond which you felt you had no right to excel?

Additionally, many of these same countries suffer from an extreme deficit of surgeons, so the accepted norm of using a highly trained doctor to carry out surgery is not practical.

For example, if he can be believed, and one must always take confidences from barbecue cooks with a large grain of sea salt, we learned that Trigg cooks his St . LouisCut ribs for four hours at 275F, much hotter and shorter than the accepted norm of 225F for 5 to 6 hours.

One distinction business ethicists make to analyze this kind of question is between descriptive ethics (generally accepted norms of behavior, or what people do) and prescriptive ethics (normative behavior, or what people should do).

I spoke of democracy, tolerance and mutual respect as the accepted norms of Australian society.

Intervention to restore law and order in foreign lands "can find no legal grounds in universally accepted norms of law".

"The idea for most conservatories is to apply to the accepted norms of good taste," Mr. Knight said.

When Charles W. Eliot revamped the undergraduate curriculum toward the end of the 19th century and challenged accepted norms of classical education, he commanded the attention of an entire nation.