Sentence examples for exceedingly high standards from inspiring English sources

People may be dubious about immigration partly because they set exceedingly high standards for their country.

Even scientists fortunate enough to secure positions find that they are called on to meet exceedingly high standards.

Because of their exceedingly high standards, there will be very little that gourmets can take pleasure in, and there will be much that disappoints them.

The statute sets an exceedingly high standard, and it seems unlikely that the Arkansas Department of Corrections will be able to meet it, if Tuesday's oral arguments are any indication.

Chief among these was that when adjudicating complaints of sexual harassment or assault, schools must use a standard of a "preponderance of the evidence" rather than the higher standard of "clear and convincing evidence" that was then common in universities (let alone the exceedingly high standard of "beyond a reasonable doubt" used in criminal cases).

He holds himself to extremely high standards.

Set extremely high standards.

With their modern lines and exceedingly high quality standards, the Fins are firmly entrenching themselves in the dishwashers of families or young professionals upgrading from their lighter, identikit HEMA or Ikea plates and glasses.

"I think women have demonstrated their ability to serve the country, exceedingly with high standards and in incredibly good fashion," he said.

Total bank credit is bigger than the country's GDP, which is exceedingly high by international standards: in America the ratio is only 44%.

Similarly, some compatibilists regard slow switching as a bizarre skeptical possibility which makes exceedingly high the evidential standards for knowledge (Hohwy 2002; Neta 2003 is also pertinent).