Sentence examples for established a high standard from inspiring English sources

The Yankees established a high standard, even for them, when they started off 18-3.

But the league has also established a high standard for its own internal mechanisms of oversight.

His editions of the works of Heinrich Schütz and Dietrich Buxtehude established a high standard of scholarship.

The Prussian bureaucracy established a high standard of efficiency and honesty that was at this time unique in Europe.

Ms. Ananiashvili, who took over this company in 2004, must have inherited dancers who were already good, but she has established a high standard of achievement.

From then through the 1950s, with the two lead singers trading off vocal turns and Graciela clicking through the rhythm pattern with her wooden claves, the band established a high standard for the mambo orchestra.

Checklists established a higher standard of baseline performance.

He enforced strict monastic discipline, restored celibacy and the prohibition of alcohol and meat, established a higher standard of learning for monks, and, while continuing to respect the Vajrayāna tradition of esotericism that was prevalent in Tibet, allowed Tantric and magical rites only in moderation.

Although some states are likely to be slow or reluctant to adopt the changes, Gregory O'Mullan, a professor of microbiology at Queens College in Flushing, said the real value of the guidelines was that they established a higher standard at a time when water quality — especially after Hurricane Sandy — was on people's minds.

The First Amendment right of NBC News to completely botch the Fisher decision, in announcing the Court had established a higher standard for affirmative action cases.

It also cited how Yashili's "business model integrates high brand recognition, imported premium dairy raw materials and a proprietary formula, and commitment to establish a high standard of quality supervision".