Sentence examples for early standards from inspiring English sources

But Seles couldn't maintain her early standards, and Hingis quickly seized control.

Its early standards — uncomplicated, consensual — were stewarded by small organizations that resisted permission or authority.

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Those early standards weren't sustainable and, without Di Canio's charisma to replenish the sense of purpose in the ranks, the goodwill of the players appears to be on the wane.

Early standards were often perceived as being too high, and nutritionists set values such as 23 of the RDA as a more reasonable standard.

While RealPlayer and RealJukebox became early standards on the Web, with market share estimated from 60% to 80%, Microsoft has been making headway with corporate customers.

In January, the Royal Academy set an early standard with The Genius of Rome.

As an early standard bearer for the year's crop of fresh green herbs, this first flush of greenness sits up and positively begs to be devoured.

One of the forerunners of this genre, the syndicated show "Love Connection," she said, set an early standard in the art of manipulating the participants.

J. P. Hayes set today's early standard, carding a bogey-free seven-under-par 64, which put him one stroke ahead of Robin Freeman and two shots ahead of four players, including Freeman's brother, Jeff, a club pro.

The German-born American physicist A.A. Michelson set the early standard for measurements of the speed of light in the late 1870s, determining a speed within 0.02 percent of the modern value.