Sentence examples similar to become a standards from inspiring English sources

Distribution problems have become a standard topic at Fespaco.

Whether microarray testing will become a standard is still unclear.

It has become a standard game-management tenet.

With a few tweaks and additions, it could become a standard, and a welcome one.

Mr. Feinstein pointed it that it takes decades for a song to become a standard.

What begins as an avant-garde experiment can become a standard form.

It has become a standard text, a locus classicus: but not with the revolutionary left, exactly.

In future, Unicef wants RapidFTR to become a standard tool in emergency supply kits.

With further refinements, the device has become a standard in surgery today.

He expressed frustration yesterday that the system had not become a standard practice across the sport.

The state has become a standard-bearer for pro-business, limited-government conservatism.