Sentence examples for has a higher standard of from inspiring English sources
"It's very difficult to convince railroads that the carrying of people has a higher standard of operating discipline and safety than, say, coal," Mr. Downs said.
Despite the small percentage of extremely wealthy Chinese, disproportionately represented in the press, that seems to sweep up every commodity with a designer logo, the average Hong Kong citizen still makes seventy per cent more annually than the average mainlander and has a higher standard of living.
Vietnam has a higher standard of education than the United States.
"Poland probably has a higher standard [of volleyball] and a bigger chance to get into the Olympics, whereas Great Britain is still progressing in volleyball.
Japan has a high standard of living, which contributes much to the general good health of the Japanese people.
This self-catering hostel has a high standard of facilities and is a stone's throw from Wild Diamond Surf run by Willy Maclean, one of the island's surf pioneers.
"What it boils down to is not just having a business card that has got some letters on it, but actually knowing the person you are dealing with has a high standard of professional training".
However, these results cannot be automatically extrapolated to Sweden, which has a high standard of VKA management and primary health care.
The wife said many of the expatriates she met in Hong Kong -- where rents often are more than $10,000 a month -- chose to move to Greenwich when transferred to the New York area, because they see it as having a higher standard of living than Westchester.
