Sentence examples for existing standards of from inspiring English sources

And as if existing standards of perfection were too limited, Qing artists kept complicating them by raising the difficulty quotient.

Is he earnestly working to make YouTube and its exuberant users conform to the existing standards of copyright law and contractual obligations?

As Ludmerer notes, "The training and skills of the average doctor were hopelessly inadequate, even based on existing standards of the day".

The commission's study of the effectiveness of existing standards of care for broker-dealers and investment advisers will help the S.E.C. determine whether the two groups should continue to be governed by different rules.

One is that existing standards of care are patchy, at best, and the means-tested system for looking after the less well-off is routinely described as "broken" by experts in the field.

However, existing standards of high rate wireless networks provide no error recovery mechanism (ARQ) for multicast traffic.

Whilst genomic tests can be novel tests for conditions for which no tests currently exist, it is always important to consider the existing standard of care: whether the new test performs better than any existing tests, or whether the new test has equal diagnostic/prognostic ability, but is less invasive or less expensive.

The 20-week laws also violate the existing standard of fetal viability.

The agency rejected the suggestion, arguing that it was hardly different than the existing standard of "intent".

The simplest option is to scale down the existing standard of a fuselage with two fixed wings and a tail.

It is also dismaying that Arkansas lawmakers cavalierly approved the 12-week ban just a week after adopting — over another veto from the governor — a 20-week ban that also violates the existing standard of fetal viability and 40 years of Supreme Court precedent.