Sentence examples for elevating the standard from inspiring English sources

The man who wrote "The Curse of Bigness" earnestly believed — and plainly, to some degree, he was right — that scientific management would improve the lot of the little guy by raising wages, reducing the cost of goods, and elevating the standard of living.

The court in the Windsor case parted ways with previous courts by elevating the standard of review for laws restricting same-sex marriage to what is known as "heightened scrutiny," and which is based in large part on whether the people subject to the law have been discriminated against.

Or the Norwegian curling team's colorful pants, elevating the standard of fashion in the sport and even inspiring their own Facebook page.

He also reformed Prussian elementary education by elevating the standards for teacher training and certification and generally helped to place Prussia in the forefront of educational progress.

A pioneer in forensic psychiatry, Dr. Dietz, who holds an M.D., a Ph.D. in sociology and a master's in public health, all from Johns Hopkins, is credited with elevating the standards of the profession by instituting rigorous research of homicides, sexual offenses and bizarre actions once regarded as random occurrences.

Professional Golfers Association of America PGAGA of America), organization formed in the United States in 1916 at the instigation of Rodman Wanamaker, a Philadelphia businessman, with the stated purpose of promoting interest in professional golf, elevating the standards of the game, and advancing the welfare of its members.

Honouring creative excellence, the IMC Awards are judged by members of a non-profit trade organization dedicated to elevating the standards of excellence on the Internet.

Then it elevates the standard of living and adds to the comforts of life.