Sentence examples for fluctuating standards from inspiring English sources

The genre's limitations are, or were, the fluctuating standards of morality and "decency" that have waxed and waned since the film censor was born, mere minutes after cinema itself.

Here we present evidence that the non-Gaussian, fat-tailed shape of the return distribution is explained by modeling returns as a random process with a slowly fluctuating standard deviation (or volatility).

His eight-year tenure has divided opinion, with concerns raised about fluctuating conducting standards and a frequently predictable choice of repertory, a lack of dynamic, hands-on artistic leadership, and his controversial closeness to Putin's government in Russia.

Spielberg's vision of a quaint and virtuous monarchy, a seemingly permanent touchstone of dignity in a world where temporal rulers come and go with fluctuating values and standards, is a peculiar mark of self-justification, self-congratulation, and self-interest.

Lack of regulation in many countries means standards fluctuate around the world.

Arts institutions large and small were hit by cuts by successive governments led by Margaret Thatcher, there were clashes with the unions as difficult decisions were made, and artistic standards fluctuated to the delight of the opera house's critics.

The geographic limits vary by location and fluctuate with market standards.

The United States has had more experience than other countries with such plans, which are meant to eliminate the adverse effects of fluctuating employment on living standards.

Controlling the moisture content of self-compacting concrete (SCC) mixtures during batching is important for assuring workability and meeting design standards, but fluctuating in situ aggregate moisture contents pose a challenge.

There are constitutional standards that fluctuate as the Supreme Court changes its view of the meaning of the Eighth Amendment.

There are three central contradictions in liberal thought: between a commitment to mechanically applicable rules and to standards that fluctuate with situations; between intrinsic individual values and the objective knowledge of ethical truths; and between free will and determinism.