Sentence examples for better norm from inspiring English sources

For Longino, such criticism suggests the need for a better norm of objectivity, "measured against the cognitive needs of a genuinely democratic community" (Longino 1990, 236).

Rather they say we need better norms and understandings in society about how that information is used.

Whether either country can develop better norms around the media is a critical question, and one that may hinge on whether their citizens collectively can sort out what's true from what's false, especially on the internet.

But it's also the rules — or maybe better, the norms — of the World Championships.

He also became a symbol of the deficiencies of China's legal system after he was convicted of criminal charges in 2006 in a prosecution that Chinese lawyers — and even some officials in Beijing — felt made a mockery of China's claims to be developing better legal norms.

Differences between species or populations in thermal reaction norms for growth can lead to competitive exclusion by other species with a better adapted reaction norm for a given environment.

Even the miso soup was better than the norm.

The shrimp cocktail was a more predictable opener but it, too, was better than the norm.

Glimpse his work and, before you even know exactly how he's doing it, you instinctively know it is different – better – than the norm.

Even where institutions function better than the norm, poverty persists and grows: Senegal had the largest increase in "lived poverty" between 2002 and 2012.

High-volume investors appear to perform somewhat better than the norm: Only 10 of the 93 scored below the 59percentt overall average, and the group as a whole has an un-weighted average score of 74percentt.