Sentence examples for deviate too much from inspiring English sources

The standard deviation of the summary residual statistic should also not deviate too much from 1 (perfect fit), and certainly should not be above 1.5.

And if you deviate too much from that — the way I did in my career — it can be a big handicap.

He told ABC's Diane Sawyer that he regularly gets on the scale on the campaign trail to make sure he doesn't deviate too much.

And if you deviate too much from that the way I did in my career it can be a big handicap.

But Connecticut is one of a few states that forbid districts from letting any of their schools deviate too much in racial makeup from any of their other schools.

An industry that has prospered by selling high-fat, high-calorie or sugary foods in ever larger quantities will probably be loath to deviate too much from a proven path to profits.

He said the city had already rebuffed some developers, whose proposals deviated too much from the plan or did not benefit Long Branch.

"We deviated too much from international standards in the past," says John Dugan, head of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, one regulator.

Or, a term of 15 to 20 years would provide adequate deterrence without deviating too much from the 15-year norm for white-collar criminals sentenced for large-scale frauds, Mr. Sorkin said.

"I still think the side is underperforming in terms of points total, definitely, so we won't be deviating too much from our [transfer] plan drawn up with Steve in the summer," Pardew said.

The estimated track for target 1 is not even plotted because it deviates too much from the true trajectory.