Sentence examples for all standard of from inspiring English sources

I know many wonderful OBs, but not many women realize that they aren't the end all standard of care".

A plausible example is that of a patient who has metastatic TNBC and good performance status and who has exhausted all standard of care options.

Lewens makes a convincing case that there can be no such thing as a one-size-fits-all standard of proof for scientific findings.

Music programs are better at identifying talented young musicians, training methods have improved, and the pressure of competition — with so many talented musicians competing for so few slots — keeps pushing the over-all standard of performance higher.

Back then, capitalism had generated a wave of miraculous changes in everyday life — railroads, electric lights, telephones, automobiles — and raised the over-all standard of living, but it had also opened up a large gap between rich and poor and caused a great deal of suffering, social unrest, corruption, and dislocation.

These acts are an affront to all standards of human decency and international law.

By all standards of international law, our detainment was and is illegal.

All standards of riding are welcome with fast, medium and slower groups.

Betsy Loeb was a consummate nurse clinician whose professional skills and human kindness surpassed all standards of excellence.

He was a certified great, guaranteed to meet all standards of the label, including defense, offense and congeniality.

The move led Michael Howard, the then Tory leader, to tell Tony Blair that the proposal "offended against all standards of decent behaviour".