Sentence examples for ever-higher standards from inspiring English sources
British Retail Consortium (BRC) accreditation got tougher with ever-higher standards and tougher auditing (for which the abattoir pays £1,500).
Contrary to his predictions, capitalism spawned ever-higher standards of living for more than a century, while attempts to implement radically different systems have fallen spectacularly short.
A1 New York City opens its schools today for a vast summer session serving more than one in four pupils, part of a reshaping of public education that presses students to meet ever-higher standards.
Jones flew in from Barcelona on Tuesday with a big grin on his face, having witnessed miles and miles of Pyrenean torment, while devising ever-higher standards for his England team.
New York City opens its schools today for a vast summer school session serving more than one out of four students and costing hundreds of millions of dollars, part of a reshaping of public education that presses students to meet ever-higher standards.
But he is also the champion of patients, safety, transparency and ever-higher standards of care, and the scourge of anyone and anything he deems to be thwarting his ambition to create the world's best, safest, most open, most efficient and soon-to-be 24/7 health service.
There are many more of them now, achieving ever higher standards ever earlier, and competition is getting fiercer as the profession becomes more global.
Experience shows that the continuing expansion of any economy must be matched by ever higher standards of education, by greater respect for human rights, and by the reduction in the gap between rich and poor, and between men and women.
"He is also passionate about education and his work with academies across the country shows he shares my commitment to ever higher standards in our schools, for all children but particularly the most disadvantaged".
Ever-higher conservation standards have, in fact, helped empty the high attic a bit.
