Sentence examples for fairly high standard from inspiring English sources

"Once a person has built up enough superannuation savings that will enable them to achieve a fairly high standard of living, it's appropriate to question whether taxpayers should fund incentives to build wealth beyond this".

Charging a driver who is not under the influence of alcohol or drugs with vehicular manslaughter would require proving that he was reckless, "a fairly high standard" under the law, "which is going to involve probably speed and some other factor," said Marc C. Gann, a defense lawyer and former Nassau County prosecutor who has handled numerous vehicular crime cases.

Because of the number of professional players stationed around the country, such matches were played at a fairly high standard.

I did have a fairly high standard that I wanted to live up to, but right from the word "go" we had a tremendous amount of pressure on us to maintain that level of success of our first album.

Producer Ted Childs thinks that "the primary problems with it were (a) it was perhaps too depressing a story for a popular television audience and (b) the punters were used to a fairly high standard of technical presentation from American television.

Note that the fairly high standard errors as indicated in the Whisker-Box plots in Figure  4 resulted from the inclusion of the PCR efficiency into the relative expression calculation of REST 2009.

Several experts added that if Mr. Tretyakov was formally accepted into the United States under the laws that govern the C.I.A.'s official defector resettlement program, then he has met fairly high standards in terms of his value to American intelligence.

When you're coming from a place that was home to the Islanders' four Stanley Cup-winning teams of the late 70s and early 80s however, any new home will have fairly high standards to live up to.

As it happens, though, in SA P2 is being evaluated at fairly high standards; for those standards are the ones put into play by the mentioning of P1.

So looking at these rates tells you nothing at all about the success of a program that offers insurance to everyone, regardless of medical history, and sets fairly high minimum standards for the quality of that insurance.

Wednesday's turnout of justices was fairly high by recent standards.