Sentence examples for because of the standard from inspiring English sources

(Hume's aesthetic theory receives little attention in this entry, both because it is the topic of its own entry, and because "Of the Standard of Taste," Hume's principal contribution to aesthetics, does not advance a theory of taste per se, but rather a theory of the standard of taste that presupposes a broadly Hutchesonian theory of taste).

Whenever I approach character it pops into my head because of the standard of characterisation.

"Fortunately because of the standard of snooker I'd fancy myself," admitted Hendry.

Because of the standard industrial practices, solvent replacement generally constitutes a slow and high solvent-consuming operation.

Bauman is significant, both because of the standard for general jurisdiction that it annunciates and because of the standards it rejects.

"To be successful in these tournaments, because of the standard of teams involved, you need that bit of luck going with you," said the captain, Steven Gerrard.

But he will inevitably find that the lines between private and public blur, in part because of the standards his predecessors set.

"He might have been homosexual himself and lived that lifestyle but could never ever come clean about it, because of the standards of his father, because of the obligation to be a perfect son".

In kitchen-table terms, the average American family saved as much as $17,000 in gasoline costs from 1980 to 2014 because of the standards, an analysis by the Union of Concerned Scientists found.

"Everyone has their opinion on Liverpool and I understand that because of the standards set by this club in the 1970s and 1980s".

That's because of the standards we've set and other teams fear us". Wales are one point ahead of Belgium and five in front of third-placed Israel, with the top two guaranteed qualification.