Sentence examples for being standard from inspiring English sources
Currently, the age-standardized circumcision rate with 2000 Korean Census Population being standard population was 75.8% for South Korean males aged 14 29.
Trump defends the meeting as being standard political effort to get dirt on an opponent.
He said about 8 percent of children leave every year, which he described as being standard.
Yet heebie-jeebies shouldn't stop this from being standard practice, either.
Both men were only diagnosed with PTSD years after they began showing symptoms, despite their symptoms being standard manifestations of PTSD.
Despite being standard and essentially fixed agreements, getting them approved before transferring data will be both a financial and administrative burden.
But Mumford & Sons resist the thought of being standard-bearers.
While the French pride themselves on being standard-bearers for human rights, Dr. Vasseur's book has brought home some hard truths.
Alyosha was the bugler in his troop of Pioneers, Communist scouts; a sudden spurt of growth won him the honor of being standard-bearer, in every sense of the word.
Not only does the DoD know too well today's wars are fought as much on TV by celebrity brands (basic basic production techniques being standard-operating-procedure), so does the public.
