Sentence examples for conventional standards of from inspiring English sources

By the conventional standards of a Presidential race, her path seems very easy.

So she was excited by the affront to conventional standards of domesticity that Sartre's arrangement posed.

The Administration's defiance of conventional standards of probity makes it acutely vulnerable to ethical scandal.

Judged by the conventional standards of friendship, a stranger might conclude we weren't particularly close.

However, by more conventional standards of accuracy, it would be misleading to do that.

By the conventional standards of Washington scandals, the prosecution of Senator Ted Stevens flashed only briefly across the national consciousness.

The status quo (point S) represents the conventional standard of care, characterized by a long life (a 1) but limitations on activities of daily living (a 2).

The sample size for the regression analysis with the Experience and Awareness variables is smaller than the conventional standard of at least five times the number of variables.

It seeks to heal rather than accept the conventional standard of treatment for most chronic diseases.

The police interviewed him but in the face of a young man who calmed to the moment and foreswore to no harm, the conventional standard of "no imminent harm" was met, and they went on their way.

However, this observation does not justify the conventional standard of at least.70 or.80 for reliabilities in group research.