Sentence examples for exceeded the norm from inspiring English sources

Some turnover is normal, but several inspectors general said the extent of these changes exceeded the norm.

In time, he became skilled in Mandarin, an attainment that likely reflected not only professionalism but also a respect for the Chinese that exceeded the norm for proselytizers.

Lawyers who have worked the system say that Clinton exceeded the norm in handling so many cases from the White House.

Reporting on CNL last Friday, two Green Street analysts, John Arabia and Mike Kirby, said the acquisition fees the company planned to pay its external adviser vastly exceeded the norm.

Even considering the style of rich American families in the early part of the century, her parents, Eugene and Agnes Meyer, seem to have exceeded the norm for emotional reticence.

Garbo's quest for the Real Thing, love, was more the rule, even if her capacity for enduring squalor and shame in the cause of it far exceeded the norm.

"None of the enterprises of the Russian nuclear industry have recorded radiation levels that exceed the norm," Rosatom said.

Parents and schools sometimes make choices that hurt children, and some children have problems that exceed the norm.

It sounds ridiculous, given that three children already exceeds the norm, but four children always struck me as far too many.

Vision is inevitably precious to an artist who finds his subjects in the world around him, and in Woman at the Window the light takes on a value and importance that exceeds the norm.

The Hawthorne researchers were not the first to recognize that work groups tend to arrive at norms for what is "a fair day's work," restricting their production below that point even when they are physically able to exceed the norm and would be financially rewarded for it.