Sentence examples for different set of standards from inspiring English sources

I suspect that my fellow-midnight-viewers and I will hold it to a different set of standards.

What's troubling to me is that these famous athletes are dealt with using a different set of standards and I think they ought to be held accountable.

More rationally, we develop our own interests, our own talents, or own set of friends, and stand behind a somewhat different set of standards.

However, the introduction of assays based upon various nucleic acid testing (NAT) technologies, each utilizing a different set of standards, creates the potential for misinterpretation of patient results.

Would it be so wrong to have a different set of standards for a winery with a history that goes back centuries, or a coffee house that goes back decades?

As women, we are subject to a whole different set of standards: have I done the job before, have I done the job long enough, have I done the job well enough".

But the stock went nowhere on its first day, and now it's dipped below that initial pricing, effectively meaning the IPO was the equivalent of a down round — and the company has a whole different set of standard to which it'll be held accountable.

Mr Blunt says that, for carmakers wanting to trade between Europe and the US, "there is a regulatory wall - different sets of standards that have technical differences but we believe achieve the same ultimate result… the same high levels of environmental performance and safety".

There cannot be different sets of standards or regulations between different members of a customs union, for that would allow a country to subvert the common tariff.

This has hampered efforts to develop so-called cloud computing services, in which personal data sometimes crosses national borders, subjecting Internet companies to different sets of standards.

But to the extent that naturalism is prescriptive and cannot rely on an implicit procedure that is already in place, it owes us an articulation of how to balance different sets of standards.