Sentence examples for extraordinary standard of from inspiring English sources

President Bush's policy of ousting Saddam Hussein creates an extraordinary standard of strategic and moral clarity.

It will take something special to live up to what has been an extraordinary standard of drama, with the likes of Stade Francais, Gloucester and Sale all taking support roles over the years, but hopes are understandably high.

Richard Plepler, the co-president of HBO, and Michael Lombardo, the president of HBO programming, said in a statement that Greenburg "helped redefine the sports programming genre and set an extraordinary standard of excellence in the industry".

Myriad factors contributed to the Ali legend, but the events that unfolded in Kinshasa, Zaire, in the early hours of October 30, 1974, were special even by the extraordinary standards of Ali's life.

"They're actually pieces of high-quality plastic, built to extraordinary standards of precision, that you can use to build stuff".

The generosity of its founding donors, led by John D. Rockefeller, enabled the first president of the University, William Rainey Harper, to realize his bold ideas and extraordinary standards in the creation of a new university.

He was somebody with extraordinary standards," Professor Oppenheim said.

Democrats argued Tuesday that Ms. Halligan should not be seen as meeting a standard of "extraordinary circumstances" that would justify a filibuster.

MR. HARRISS -- Look at what's gone on in China over the last 10 years: There are 300 million people in those eastern coastal provinces who have seen an extraordinary pickup in their standard of living.

The other extraordinary aspect of Djokovic's run is the standard of competition he is up against.

Even by the standard of American art frenzies, this one was extraordinary.