Sentence examples for back to norm from inspiring English sources

The business's origins go back to Norm D. Hébert, who purchased an underperforming Chevrolet dealer on Park Avenue in downtown Montreal in 1959.

After last week's Brexit madness, isn't it lovely that things have calmed down and we're all getting back to norm...Oh, yes, that's right: the entire political system of the United Kingdom is in a state of complete and utter disarray.

With 2 million excess homes built during the 1995 2005 realty boom, the forecast I made in my June 19 , 2006column of a 20% decline in the nationwide median sale price for single-family houses is probably optimistic and wouldn't even bring prices back to norms.

The public support is also being judged by taking them back to norms (1 3 low results; 4 7 average results, and 8 10 high results).

But the average price quickly came back to the norm.

"But when the contest is over, things can go back to the norm, so we have to watch out where the casualties are and why".

But it reverted back to the norm of recent years in 2016; only 24percentt of Jewish voters cast their ballot for Trump.

We can get back to the norm in either of two ways, Mr. Ritholtz says: home prices can either drop an additional 15 percent or go sideways for seven years or so, while G.D.P. and income presumably grow.

"Something I've found with all these stories over the years is that it gets out of the headlines, and they just revert back to the norm," Antilla said.

No amount of tweaking the shareholder model of capitalism can fix it, because the goal of making money for shareholder entails a set of management practices—hierarchical bureaucracy that are inherently incompatible with the goal of delighting customers: each tweak entails a new set of problems, that sooner or later lead the firm to regress back to the norm of hierarchical bureaucracy.

Back to the norm". And that's scary.